Lebanon Courier and Semi-Weekly Report from Lebanon, Pennsylvania • Page 3

THE BAJSrOlSr COUBIEB, WEDKESBAY, JTFLTS? QS9 1SOO. Condensed Xoeals. some oi itooert m. Colemau'a Enter Cl)c fbanon (touncr. prises.

The military encampment of State and tr the Courier. Assembly inen'H Pay. The, members of our Legislature draw ten day the pay tor a- whole session usually amounting to from SI, to $1,800. In other States the pay is as follows SEI.KCT. In the absence of President Kekeuroth Mr.

Gassert was elected pro tern, at 9 p. m. The report of the Water board was leucived and tiled. An ordinance "Grunting the Lebanon Hook and Ladder company the privilege of erecting a stable on city property" was passed finally, all voting aye. An ordinance, "Providine for the erection of manorial troops at Mt.

Gretna makes that rostoflleo at i the tine -toukiisk" -iiiciw. tw l-EK DAY. ieuaiioii as swtm. O.OO -evtuta. unci California Florida, Arkansas and Indiana.

Maryland, South Carolina, Texas, Missouri. Kentucky. Illinois and Minnesota West Virginia, North Carolina, Georgia, Alabama. Louisiana, ..00 Tennessee, North Dakota, South Dakota, Colorado, Idaho and 4.00 New Hampshire, Vermont, Dela ware, Nebraska, Kansas and Oregan 3.00 All dosrs must bo muzzled. The Lebanon Moiling Mill Company is enlarging its works.

The new C. L. depot, at Cornwall, was opened for business on Saturday. Thbrk were 1000 persohs at Penryn Park on Thursday attending a picnic from Lancaster. Geokoe B.

Schock, aud ticatcd at, Bernville, Berks county, last week. The Salvation Army is conducting a campmeeting in Mr. Horst's grove, at Derry station. Fraxk H. Deck was arrested by Constable Sattazahn for illegal car riding last week.

Mr. Martin Dorwart, of Lancaster, has been appointed a special police officer at Penryn Park. The Union Sunday school of Compbella-town will hold its annual picnic on Saturday, August 9th. A Union campmeeting, (colored) is being held at present in Lehman's Grove, north of the city. Mrs.

Xcff and family, left for Little-Boar's Head, New Hampshire, over the C. L. Kailroad, on Thursday last. Dr. Samuel Weiss has put down a handsome Portland cement pavement at his residence, Xo.

918 Chestnut street, this city. The Union Sunday school at Lemberger's, East Hanover township, will hold a picnic in Mr. It. Madere's woods, August On August 8th a colored campmeeting will commence at St. Joseph's Springs, on Rhode Island 1.00 Average in States by the dav.

SLIUSV. Midway Items. Mr. Conrad Plasterer killed 4: rats in his feeding entry. Mr.

S. Bomberger, of Snilz Creek, wa.n bitten by a cat which made biui a tremendously sons hand. Lust week a horse of Mr. ran away, and the wagon struck a post which made the box Hy over the fence. A young boy said they had, a hen which lays two eggs a day, excepting Sunday.

Sunday she lays oft. Mr. A. K. Bomberger sent an order for tons of coal which are expected to be here this week.

Now is the time to fill your coal bins. Mr. George Kreider has an oats stalk which measures rive feet rive inches. If you went good screened coal call on A. K.

Bomberger. You can have your coal delivered at your house as cheap as anywhere else. Last, week as r. James Coldren was plowing one of his horses became unmana'gable and ran away. The boys had quite a time until they captured him.

The South Lebanon school board has pur-chashed a tract of land from Mr. Hershber-ger where they will erect a new school house. Tho Avon Band will hold their animal picnic on August 2d, iu Weiss' grove, near Mr. Rholand's. The Kmpire Band expect to get their new suits in a few weeks.

Our farmers arc complaining of the roads being in a terrible condition. Hope they will be repaired before long. 1 MI'KOM I' l'. 'i'Sic Jutliicsliip. Lebanon county has a population, according to the estimate of Supervisor Miller, of Under the Constitution "whenever PER SESSIOX.

New 00 Massachusetts 050 00 beautiful park busy place. It bristles with the implements and instruments of war yet there is peace, law, harmony and order throughout its borders. N'o better place could be found for such a summer military school. To expense bas been spared in making it convenient and comfortable and pleasant in every way for all who go there. The Grangers follow the soldiers a little later and they too will find everything adapted to their hand.

As heretofore, the general publie will be pleased with every appointment, and pleasurable satisfaction will be the outcome to all visitors. This adjunct to Lebanon's advantages and opportunity is due to that indefatigable and courageous man, Eobert H. Coleman, of Cornwall. Business doubtless leads aud attracts bis enterprise there as elsewhere, but over and above it all the people are afforded a delighful resort, easy of access. Our community is sympathetically interested in everything touching the business interests of Mr.

Coleman. His advent upon the business stage of Lebanon some eight or ten years ago, marked a new era in long established industries. Possessed of large fortune and an equally large desire to make such use of it as would be beneficial in a an additional electric arc light within the city of Lebanon, on North 10th street, midway between P. R. and C.

L. railroads." Passed first reading. On motion of Mr. Light, the following was defeated Dr. S.

S. Meily, a dweller of the Fourth ward, charges in the public press that committees and individual members of city council have changed certain grades without ordinance be it, therefor. Resolved, Select council concurring, that a committee of three be appointed to Investigate abuse charged and report at the next mi-eting of council." Yeas Light, 1. Nays tlassert, Kebstock. Bonn, Mayor Harbeson appeared and made a statement relative to the license bill, erection of a house on Church street outside of the building line, the are lights, The report of the Highway committee was received and tiled.

An ordinance, "Providing for the levy and collection of license taxes in the city of Lebanon." Passed first reading. Adjourned. COMMON. Common council met on Monday evening.Pres-ident Mish In the chair. Menibersabsent Shay and Spotts.

Minutes of last meeting read and approved. Mr. Seidel, of the Fourth ward. In behalf of the citizens of his ward, complained of the arc lights not burning every night. Mr.

Seidel offered the following Whereas Dr. S. S. Meily, a dweller of the Fourth ward, charges in the public press that committees and individual members of City Council have Ohio GOO 00 Iowa uM 00 Virginia 00 New Jersey and Wisconsin 00 Mississippi 400 00 Connecticut no Maine 00 Average in 10 States per session S.Mit) 00 1 be only State that compare with Benn-yivania in extravagance of pav drawn by There is No Harm in Spreading this Good News about Suits. We confess we can't look ahead very far, and say we shan't be able to do better for you.

e're always trying. Can a whole suit of Clothing be sold at $8, and be an all wool suit? Till this season we should have said $10 's the lowest. We have got this season a stock that's to be managed and pushed as if we didn't, know it was summer. No let up. No dull times.

No care for money-making, but selling, selling, selling. The prices must do the driving, and we the work. Suits all wool Men's sizes, $8.00. Hundreds of them. There's no imitation in these.

They're every thread wool. If you don't like one style, you can get twenty others. If you filled up your wardrobe for two or three years out of these you'd be a shrewd man and save money. Nobody thinks of selling them less than $12. What we are selling at $12 and $10 are still better.

We are selling fine Dress Suits a third off. It's simply delightful to see what beautiful Suits for boys. We ought to sell twice as much as usual at prices now. Wanamaker Brown, Sixth and Market, Philadelphia. PATENT GRANTED JULY 16, 1889, to JONAS L.

NOLL. LEBANON, PA. ON HIS DOUBLE ACTION RUBBING SUCTION WASHER. It safely challenges the world in competition. her legislators is New York.

But. when we remember that over half her population is ner large cities tliat have been Known to end prize lighters, gamblers and boodlers to her legislature, we need not be surprised that they vote themselves extravagant pay. or tlie Courier. CuritttlaiiKy or Paganism iseti Living us vc ilo, and have lived dir ing all our lives, in the enjoyment of the nnu.iti-Celit blessings of Christian civilization, we are very likely to r-look the exceedingly deep depravity and wretchedness of many the nations' Sim' know not God. and w.ll to enjoy th benefits of civilization without a due appreciation of the source from which its blessings take their origin.

Following is a brict description of certain religious customs of the people of India, copied from tlie Missionary of the World for July: "In the vicinity of a certain village is a groye known as the 'Meria Grove' with vacant space in the centre. The sacrilicial festival consumes three days. Afi-r one day of drunken riot and excess, with musical accompaniments, the victim A human being is clad in gay attire and borne to the centre of the grove and iied to a post, an nointed with oil, butter and tumeric, and, amid revolting orgies, treated as an object of worship. On the third day, the great day of the feast, the ceremony the climax of horror and of cruelty. The victim must be unbounded and unresisting, and to insure entire submission the bones of hands and legs hid usually broken, and the head is thrust through a rift or a slit made in large branch of a tree.

With the neck firmly held in this vise.and the extremities held by cords, the Priest gives the signal by a sharp blow with a hatchet on the shoulders of h-i victim; then instantly, like a pack of maddened bloodhounds, the whole multitude pounce upon the helpless being, and in a few moments every shred of flesh is torn from the naked skeleton and thing over tho fields as a tribute to the goddess of the sacrifice. And this is only one pecimen of th-se institutions tliat exist among this people. When Buchanan was fifty miles from Juggernaut's Shrfne, he knew it by the bones which paved his pathway, the" remains of millions of devotees crushed beneath the gigantic ear of that, hideous idol-God; aiid when he came near the altars and fanes, he found them covered with tlie green slime of the leprosy of lust, and the red stains of human blood; he saw-that two cruelty and sensuality adequately described the wor-ship of this monster." Since it is true as is acknowledged by-many able writers that "'religion is a universal factor in race development;" if as is-found, man will have a religion, then tlu common dictates of an enlightened philanthropy will say that he should if possible have a better religion than is here described. If Religion be as Matthew Arnold says, only "morality touched by emotion," it needs to be, for man's best welfare, lubetter religion than is here described. However much objectors may say againstChristiaiiity, it must be admitted by every candid mind that th i system of truth and of worship promulgated by Jesus' Christ and his immediate followers, a vastly better religion than is here described.

Is it not remarkably tratign that those who try so hard to prove tlie religion of Christ aj fraud, yet persistently prefer to make the countries blessed by its Presence anil influence their home, rather than to tind a dwelling in those climes blesscd(?) by the hallowed influence of buddhism, shintoisui or fetichism May TUankTlIer Stars. The narrow escape of Mrs. B. M. Searles.

But what is the matter with staid old the road leading from Lickdale to Cold Springs. The Union Cornet Baud, of Avon, will bold a picnic in the woods of Mr. Henry Weiss, southeast of this city, on Saturday, Pennsylvania that, her law-makers county contains 40 000 inhabitants it shall excel as salary-grabbers any other State in tlie moil, not excepting even New ork Whv should our Assemblymen have such tRPANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS. May 2iitU. 1S90.

TRAINS Leave Lebaxon as follows For Boston via Poughkeepsie Bridge Route, 7.07 a. m. For New York via Philadelphia Konte.weekdavs, 7.07, 8.50. 10.30, a. and 2.17, 4.40 and 6.4tfp.

in. Sumtav, 4.49 p. in. For New York via Allentown, weekdays, 7.07, 8.S0 a. 12.56 and 2.17 p.

in. For Philadelphia, weekdays, li.05, 7.07, 8.50. 10.30 a. 2.17, 4 40 and 6.4i p. in.

Sunday, 7.42 a. and 4.49, 6.40 For Reading, weekdays, 6.05, 7.07,(Fast Express,) 8.50, 10.30 a. 12.56, 2.17, 4,40, 6 46 and 9.03 in. Sunday, 7.42 a m. and 4.49 and 6 40 p.

m. For Fottsville, weekdays, 6.05. 8.50, 30.30 a. 4.49 aud 6.46 p. m.

Sundays. 7.42 a. in. and 6.40 p. in.

For Allentown 6 05, 7.117, 8.50 a. 12.5f. 2.17 and 4.40 p. 111. Sundays, 7.42 a.

in. and 4.49 p. in. For Ha rrisburg weekdays, 6.02, 8.23, 10.58 a. 1.65, 2.22, 5.15,7.07 8.46, (Fast Express.) and 11 20 p.

111. Sunday, 9.54, 11.48 a. 111. and 11,20 p. m.

For Piuenrove, weekdays, 8.25 a. 111 1.C0, 6.17 and 8 55 p. 111. For Brookside, weekdays.8.25 a. p.m.

TRAINS For Lebanon Leave as follows: lave Boston via Poughkeepsie Bridge, 8.00 a.m. Leave New York via Allentown, weekdays, 4.30 and a.oo a. and 1.00, and 5.45 p. in. Leave New York, via Philadelphia, weekdays 7.41 and 11.30 a.

1.30, 4.00, 5.CU p. 111. and 12.15 midnight- Sunday, 5.00 p. m. and 12.15 midnight.

Leave Philadelphia, weekdays, 4.10, 8.35, 10.00 a. 1.40, 4.00, and 7.15 p. 111. Sunday, 6.30, 9.00 a. and 7.15 p.

m. Leave Reading, weekdavs, 5.00. 7 15, 10. in, 11.50 a. 1.27.

4.20, 6.00, 7.57 and 10.25 p. in. Sunday, 8.00, 10.4S a. and 10.25 p. 111 Leave Pottsville, weekdays, 3.35, 5.50, 9.00 a.m., 2.16, 4.35, 7.25 p.

m. Sunday, 7.35 a. 111., and 6.30 p. in. Leave Allentown, weekdavs, 5.47.

8.35 a. and 12.1", 4.25, 6.40, 9.05 p. 111. Sunday, 7.25 a. and 9.05 p.

in. Leave weekdays, 5.10, 6.25, 7.55, 9.35, 12.00 a. 1.25,3.45, 5.50 and 8.10 p. n. Leave Pinegrove, weekdays, 6.

15, 7.30 a. and 1.02 and 4.20 p.m. Leave Brookside, 12.15, 2.55 p. m. A.

A. McLEOD, Vice President and General Manager. C. G. Hancock, Gen'l Passenger Agent.

)ig pay compared with that of the same class of officials in other States? Why? constitute a separate judicial district, and shall elect one judge learded in the law," and "tlieotiiceof associate judge, not learned in the -law. is abolishedin counties forming separate districts," but these latt-r judges shall serve out the terms for which they were elected. Lebanon and Dauphin counties constitute the Twelfth Judicial DWtriet Whv? Does it result in giving us better egislative service Does it secure us luw-nakers superior in honesty and ability to general way and at the same time give himself congenial occupation, he chose the activities of business life for the means of his pleasure and straightway set about laying the foundations for the increase of his fortune, lly the magic of brain and money Colebrook furnaces came quickly into existence, comprehending the most advanced ideas in pig iron-making. The venture proved a demonstration of new possibilities. those of other States where the pay is less than half as much Does it? More anon.

J. H. Our Hlsrli senool. Dear Courier: In view of the fact that our new high school building is to be greatly The slow motion of reducing Cornwall iron ore was revolutionized. Instead of an out superior to the old one should not also the teacher be oi correspondingly higher grade, put of from 100 tons to 150 tons per week, about that much was turned out daily.

ind should not the salary be in the same rooortion increased? Are not the building Those in the same business saw their peril. mil furniture receiving engrossing atten tion, and the teacher of greater importance than both not sufhcicnt? Should not our citv with excellent school buildings and a iberal school tax pay for first-class teachers, uch as her children great lv need? 1 do not object to the erection of substantial build- is and the procuring ot modern turmture. but 1 wish it understood that the securing of ive zealous, competent, proyrtfSivs teachers is ncomparably more important than the buililini.t and furniture. Since "our schools areoi tij years behind the age" let our con Cornwall and xiailroad. BEST route for Lancaster, Columbia, Marietta, Landisville, Mt.

Joy, Elizabeth-town. Middletowu, Harrisburg and all points East and West. AKBANGEViENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS. On and after Monday, November 11, 1889, passenger trains will run as follows: under this clause taken from the apportionment act, 1 It says: "The Twelfth District, of the County of Dauphin, to which the County of Lebanon is hereby attached, and shall have two judges learned in the law." Judge Simouton was elected in LSS1; Judge Mcl'herson in 1XS2; Judge Simonton's term expires on the livst Monday of January, lsiltl, and Judge MePherson's one year later. If there is no apportionment, one judge the successor of Simouton will be elected next year.

If there is an apportionment, which iv. altogether probable) will Dauphin county have two judges, and if so, who will be. the additional judge? or will Judge Mcl'herson return to Dauphin county, and will there be a new judge to elect in All these are doubtless inter matters of conversation among the, during this summer solstice. It is only interesting, however, in view of the possible increase in the number of judges, as it is very generally understood thai, if there is no increase in the number the present able judges Simouton and Mcl'herson will be re-elected without opposition. Ilarrisbtny Tclaorupk.

Under the recent census Lebanon county shown a population exceeding which will entitle it to become a seperate judicial district, under a new apportionment. Heretofore the county has been attached to Dauphin, whicli has really elected both judges, although one has been required by law to reside in Lebanon. Whilu Lebanon will now get, a judge by itself there is a strong probability that Dauphin will be accorded two. The separation of these counties will prove quite as agreeable to one as to the other. Lebanon has never quite liked the idea of taking a Dauphin judge, and Dauphin has felt, that without Lebanon attached it would have had two judges for its own use.

The results of the census are going to prove similarly pleasant in several other enmities. J'hiludclpniu I'. e-'S. Annville Items. trollers help us lorward at least ten years this vear, next year ten, and in this manner four years catch up to our destined place, ientlemcn controllers, please otter salary that will secure an eminently good teacher Leave.

am am am 111 pin pm 6.25 10.15 11.30 2.00 3.15 o.OO as there is actually two machines in one. Fourteen shirts can be operated on at one time, and the machine can be worked oy 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 of the interior of the washer. As the lever kocs to the left it rubs the wash up to the rub board and forces the water through the clothes, aud when the lever is drawn back it rubs it down again and opens and revolves the wash, thus washing on both sides.

Those desiring to buy a washer should not tail to give this one a triai. lo satisfy parties, it will he shipped to them on a two weeks' trial to any section of the United btates Any territory in the United States will De sold except Lebanon county, where Mr. Joll, has sold over 5W machines. Persons wishing to purchase territory had better do so at once, as the price 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 address 7.10 7.10 7.35 for our vacant high school.

Nothing pays Cornwall 6.36 le.24 6 48 IO.06 11.4J 2.12 3.27 0.13 U.57 2.27 3.42 5 3) August 2. It lev. W. H. Dundar, of Zion Lutheran church, this city, on Sunday morning as sisted in the installation of a minister in Hnmmelstown.

Prof. Peter Witmer has sold a lot of ground, fronting 50 feet, on College street, Palmyra, to the trustees of the Lutheran church, for SoOO. The Emanuel Sunday schools of East Hanover towship will hold its annual picnic in a grave near the church on Saturday August 9th. Miss Hettie Kendall, one of our public school teachers, is spending her vacation, with her brother. Mr.

Eugene Kendall, at St Paul, Minnesota. Kev. and Mrs. Charles Alexanber Evans left, on Friday, for a short, sojourn at. the sea shore.

A part of their vacation will be spent at Spring Lake Beach. Mk. Paul Kunst, the baker, appeared on our streets, last week, with two brand new-delivery wagons. They were built by Mr. Paul Wocbter, of this city.

The village of Palmyra was visited by a severe hail storm on Thursday evening last. Window pains in some of the houses were broken, Tabacco plants suffered greatly. John K. Karch, formerly of this in Brooklyn, New York, on Thursday afternoon. He was engaged in the paper hanging anil painting business when he resided here.

Jonathan Eby, residing near Kemmcrl-ing's church, North Lebanon township, last Tuesday, while driving to Mt. Zion, with a friend, died suddenly in the carriage from an attack of heart disease. Guy Blose, the 11-year old boy who fell from a cherry tree, some time ago, died on Friday morning, at the residence of hi parents in Colebrook row. He was unconscious from the time of the accident. Solomon Rudolph, a young boy, was arrested by Constable Sattazahn for son of Thomas Conner, upon the highway and demanding his money He was committed to prison for a hearing, Constaiile Sattazahn on Thursdav morning arrested Jonathan L'mberger, at Heil-mandale.

charged with having committed an assault and battery on two boys, Charles Hummelberger and David Kohf. He was held to answer th charge by Alderman Garrett. Knoineeu Mark Beard, of the Philadelphia Keading Kailroad, who had a stroke of paralysis, some months ago on his arrival in Keading from Harrisburg, but who returned to duty several days ago, had another stroke, last week, which has rendered one of his arms useless. The Ancient Order of United Workmen have paid to the administrator of Charles H. Meily, decased.

He was a charter member of Kittatinny Lodge, Xo. 85, joined the order in January, 1X79, and has been a member over 15 -ars. The Lutheran Sunday school of Cornwall had a grand time at Mt. Gretna on Saturday. About olMl attended the picnic .1 i .1 letter than a good teacher, nothing pays changed certain grades without ordinance; therefore, be it ltesolved, if Select Council concur.

That a committee of three be appointed to investigate above charges and report at the next meeting of Council. Passed finally. Mayor Harbeson appeared before Council.and stated that complaints from numerous sources were lodged before him, charging Mr. A. B.

Hauck with building a house out of the building line on Church street that he refused a building permit to Air. Hauck, and asked City Solicitor Meily to issue an injunction against said violation of an ordinance opening Church street, and that he thought proper to bring this matter before Councils that they mav act intelligently iu the matter. Common council concurred in the resolution oi select council as to the lot ot A. B. Hauck, Bill Ho.

5. File of Select Council, "An Ordinance Providing for the Levy and Collection of License Taxes in the City of Lebanon." passed finally. Mr. Sliantz asked to be excused from voting, because, in his mind, it discriminates wit the law of 1S89. Mr.

Shirk did not vote. On motion, it was resolved that the Philadelphia aud Keading Kailroad Company be directed to place safety gates at 5th, Tth and lth streets and safety gate aud watchman at 4th st reet. Myerstown Items. On next Thursday evening, July 2-tth, William H. Price will chance oil'his bicycle at the Eranklin House.

The tickets have nearly all been sold. Messrs. E. E. LelHer and 11.

P. P.eckley, the delegates of Camp 64 to the State Convention of the P. O. S. of which will be held in Pittsburg on the twelfth day of August, will leave here about the ninth.

The wife of Mr. David Xellor, residing about three miles from town, died last. Friday. Her funeral took place, on Tuesday forenoon. Interment in Mount Hope cem-tfiy.

The deceased was aged SO years and was a most estimable lady. Mr. Jacob Baney furnished 11 head of horses for the National Guard now encamped at Mount Gretna. They were taken to camp last Friday night. The Acme Band furnished the music for the picnic at Mount Zion on last Saturday afternoon.

Mr. Cyrus Yost, who has announced himself a candidate for the Legislature, from Jackson township, moved several years ago from Berks county and is now engaged in the grain business, is a ihorough Bepublican and if nominated will make an able legislator. Mr. Cyrus Wolf is erecting a new barn on his premises on East Alain street. Politics are very quiet.

The only otlice that the Uepublicans take any interest iu is the Legislature. The taxpayers are deeply interested and they will demand true and men for these positions. 'Men who can be trusted to stand by the people and who will demand the equalizaiisn of taxes and lighten the heavy burdens of Hie farmers and property owners. Dr. Cairn, from Philadelphia, visited our town over Sunday.

He was the guest of Mr. J. 11. Weirick. The family of John Eiant was visited by a party of ladies and gentleman numbering from Eullerton, Eehigh county.

The bricklayers have commenced work on the now school house at Nacetown. It is to be completed for occupancy by Sept. 1st. I-'. J.

V. Schaiitz will preach Harvest sermons on next Sunday at Mt. Aetna at 8 a. in German at Myerstown at il.4. a.

in German aud at ti.4l) p. in Knglish. West I.ebauon IteniN. a 111 am ill ill worse than a bad one. no can calculate 7.U5 ln.51 12.15 2.4D 4AHI the blessings of the former, who can estimate the curses of the latter 12.24 7.33 7.46 7.54 Colebrook Ahkive: Elizab'tlitu Mt.

Joy Landisville Lancaster. Middletwn Harrisb'rg. 12.35 12.44 3.17 3.31 3.40 3.55 3.49 3.xu 4.45 12.58 of Elkhart, from a premature death is wonderful. She states that "for twenty years my heart troubled me greatly. 1 became worse.

Had smothering Kjiefls, short breath, fluttering; could not sleep on my left side, had much Pain is Breast, shoulder anil stomach. Ankles swelled. Tax-Payek. Our Schools. Mil.

EoiTou I occasionally it said 8.10 11,35 7.14 11.44 9.22 8.15 9.45 835 8.46 9.00 a lu.55 3.50 7.3J 12.ol 6.45 3.15 5.5) that some of the school directors boast that this board has a backbone. Perhaps it has, but it reminds me very much of the back 6.5) 9.35 Had much headache and dizziness. Treat To stand still was to be run over. The resolve to do likewise was not long in coining. Its execution meant a large outlay of money on existing plants.

there was little else left to be done and our town enjoys the benefits derived from the outlay and the increase of working force necessary to carry on the modern into which the former ones have been transformed. But this energetic young man's enterprise did not stop there. As the full development of his business conception and the perfect aud economical conduct of his furnace plants, a railroad connecting with the great Pennsylvania road with Cornwall and Lebanon became a necessity. Our citizens appreciate the advantages of that connection and admire the substantial character of its construction, equipments and businesslike management. Its appointments throughout are complete.

We venture nothing in saying that in all these respects it is second to no other. A word more. Not all has yet been told. Each year after getting a good embrace of winter, this busy man hies himself away to balmy, sunny, seini-tropical Florida, "where he rem.ins until the retnrn of Spring. Such an active man could not be idle all that time, nor is he.

Seeing an opportunity for greater possibilities, a great railroad enterprise is seized upon which is to-day in point of construction and equipment, we are reliably informed, the best road in the South "the Pensy" of Florida. The main line, "Jacksonville, Tampa and Key West," with a few short is two hundred miles long, having a landed possession of about two millions of aeres as a compliment with its charter. Such a liberal grant could not now bn obtained. Mr. Coleman is president of the road and holds its dentiny in his hands.

It constitutes a part of a system Philadelp'a 10.2) New 1.) Leave: am New York. 12.15 JONAS L. NOLL, 1.25 4.U!) a 111 4.15 7.011 in bones von see in patent medicine almanacs. ment did me no good, until I tried Dr. Mils' New Heart, Cure and Nervine.

The first, bottle helped me, and I was soon all crooked and running in a zigzag direc 404 CHESTNUT LEBAX03, PA. Philadelp'a 4.3 1 3.40 7.00 10.35 a 111 9J) 11.10 2.35 2.53 2.00 Harrisbu'g July 2, 1889. virtually cured. i or sale at Dr. Geo.

lloss tion down the backs and almost broken oft in the middle. If they have any backbone 11.50 111 12.07 Drug Store. A tine lxok on the it all thev have not shown it yet either in 3.00 5.50 7.30 7.46 7.59 8. 08 S.15 8-27 8.35 8-54 9.10 Heart and Serves free. the way of building school houses or in the selection of teachers.

Why they are spend- The World! Fair. The excitement caused by this great event ng just about twice what they ought for a 7.17 7.59 6 25 9,31 6,33 9.49 6 47 llM' 6.59 10.16 7.il 11.00 7.55 11.19 11.35 a in am Middleto'n Landisville Mt. Joy Eliza beth'u Colebrook ARRIVE: 2.50 3.0S 3.18 3.32 4 10 4.29 4.45 ill Special Clothing Bale his Week scar.ely equaled by that produced bv tho building at an alley. That is like making a fine pearl casket to put a bronze medal in. great discovery of Dr.

Miles the Restorative Nervine. It speedily cures nervous prostra- 12.25 3.10 12.44 3.29 1.00 3.45 in 111 1.10 3 55 5.4.) 5.58 111 It they would have spent about, halt as pill 9.2J ion, change of life, pain, dullness and con 8.20 11. 4o 6.1U 4. as Lebanon Time cards and full information can be fusion in head, tits, sleeplessness, the blues, neuralgia, palpitation, monthly pains, etc. MTTN much ana tauen ine otner nan ior good teachers it, would have been more to their credit.

Then they would not have needed to take teachers that must promise to reform. Anyways what is he to reform I would like to know. Is he a bad man Is he un W. Snow ot Syracuse, N. Y.

Tal- obtained at ticket oflice. mut Tickets for all points in the West for sale at the Company's depot, Lebanon. NED IRISH, November 2), 1889. Geu'l Supt. bott and Moss, of Greensburg.

and A. t-i -t a in rr vi W. Blackburn, of Woo.ster. sav that The Nervine sells better than anything we ARE TAKING THE TOWN BY STORM WITH AN ever sold, and gives universal fit morally or intellectually, or both? The people want to know. It is ridiculous to elect such a man for such a high place.

I Dr. Miles new illustrated treatise on the Array of Rich, Rare and Royal Bargains. tell you I felt ashamed tliat the men I voted Nerves anil Heart and trial bottle free at eo. Boss Co. 's Drug Store.

tor wouKi elect sucn a man ior scnooi teacher when I read in the newspaper that Miles' Nerve and Liver Pills. An important discovery. Thev act on the liver. he promised he would reform if they would LOOK A.T THESE PRICES. stomach and bowels through the nerves.

A new give him a chance, is Lebanon so hard up that it can get decent teachers anymore? Men's Good Strono- Suits, $3 to So. Fine Frock and Sack Suits uiey eujoyeu incniseives lar oeyoiid expectation. The Bismark band gave excellent principle. They speedily cure biliousness, bad taste, torpid liver, idle-; and conscipation. Splendid for men and children.

Smallest, mildest, surest. 30 doses for 25 cents. Samples free If so what's the use of putting up such tine in Cassimeres, Worsted Cheviots, $6 to $15. Ask to see our S6. buildings 1 bop the.

school board, will satisfaction. $8 and $10 Suits GREAT BARGAINS. Men's Fine Sprino- Pants, The steeple of the First Beformed church. at Dr. Geo.

Boss Drug Store.j The cool weather of the last few days has been v-ry acceptable. I reminds one of the days of autumn and, indeed, the "melancholy" days are approaching rapidly too. The "wind is passing over the oats stubbles" and that is the first harbinger. How time Hies Years, which seemed like on age when we were boys and girls, now speed away and are gone ere we think of it. Many of our citizens spent last Sabbath at Mt.

Gretna The Sunday schools suffered considera-able in their attend nice. Several of the pastors are away on their vacation, so there was only one chui ch service, hence our church-going people took advantage of the situation aud had their vacation too. Annville is furnishing its quota of spectators to "The Last Bays ot Pompeii." Every exhibition day large numbers from here are in attendance aiid the universal verdict is that it is grand, ami so your correspondent falls in wftli the large majority and votes that way, too. The representation of thts ancient city, the sports and and games of the festival day, the worship of the golden calf, and the towering Vesuvius which finally pours its volume of death and destruction upon the unfortunate city are all very realistic, but the fireworks which follow are simply superbly magnificent. The crowds attending it are immense, too, but order prevails and everybody can he comfortable.

Mr. Daniel Saylor and family, of North Carolina, are visiting biotheisand relatives here. On Thursday of last week they had a family reunion and picnic at the old homestead near Jonestown. It was a day ot delightful recreation, and happy reminiscences such as they will not likely enjoy verv frequently any more. We hear very little of politics yet.

Annville has a number of candidates for county offices. Thev are working quietly making a still hunt, as it were, and on the State ticket the battle has not yet begun. Of course, it is not at all an uncertain contest here. Everybody knows that Annville will roll no a big majority for Delamater and the whole ticket. The Water Company (No.

1) is still actively at work. Prospects for an abundance of water of the very best quality are better than ever before. yet reconsider tliat matter before it is too late. If they do it then I will believe that thev have backbone. A I'akkxt.

We are selling the P. N. corset in this city, has had a. scaffold built around it up to near the weather vane. The spire needs repairinz and pahitiii" and work on by the hundreds, 2 to 6.

Good Strong Pants. 75 cents up. Children's Pants, 75 cents up. Children's Knee Pants, 15 cents and up. Colebrook Furnace, No.

2 different qualities, the most perfect fitting and serviceable corsets in the market. working Pennsylvania Kail road. ON AND AFTER MAY lltli. 1890 trains will leave Lebanon as follows, connecting at Couewago for all points 011 the Pennsylvania Railroad. Leave Lebanon at t20a.

111. Arrive at Cone-wajo at 7.05 a. 111., Lancaster, 8.10 a. 111., Philadelphia P. 20 a.

New York 1.20 p. Harrisburg 7.3 1 a. Altoona 1.45 p. Pittsburg 8.20 p. m.

This train makes close connection at Harrisburg for points 011 the Northern Central and Philadelphia and Krle Railroads. Leave Lebanon 10 15 a. 111. Arrive at Conewago at 10.51 Harrisburg 12.01 a. Altoona 3 3o p.

111., Pittsburg 8.10 p. Lancaster 11.35 a. 111.. Philadelphia 1.25 p. New York 4 p.

in. This train makes close connection at Harrisburg for points on the Northern Central and P. Sc. li. Railroad.

Leave Lebanon at 11.30 a. 111. Arrive at Conewago 12.15 p. 111., Lancaster 12.58 p. Philadelphia 3.15 p.

m. New York 5 50 p. in. Leave Lebanon at 2 00 p. arrive at Conewago 2.45 p.

111., Lancaster, 3 55 p. 111 Philadelphia 6 45 p.m. New Yerk, 9.2 p. in. Harrisburg p.

111., Altoona7.50 p. in. 11.55 p.m. Baltimore 6.45 p.m., Washington 8.10 p. m.

Leave Lebanon 3.15 p. 111. Arrive at Couewago 4 p. 111., Lancaster 4.45 p.m., Philadelphia 6.5) New York 9.35 p. m.

Leave Lebanon 7.10 p. m. Arrive at Conewago 7.55 p. 111., Lancaster 8.4 p. 111..

Harrisburg 8.40 p. m. J. R. WOOD, General Passenger Agent.

CHAS E. General Manager. TDarried. will be commenced this week. The snire is one of the highest in the citv.

TO IP-IOJJS. BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING. No house in Lebanon Key. A. M.

Stirk. of this citv. oresidiii" 1IKSS STEIN. On Thursdav evening. July STKIN KltETTZER.

ST" The Miller Organ Company has a IT. bv Kev. .1. Hillpot, Mr. Daniel Hess and Miss K.

Stein, both from Lickdale, 1'a. elAer, Keading district, Evangelical Association, will only hold two eamnmeetiiifs considerable trade in Utah. Mormon and Gentile recognize the superiority of the Mil carries a larger or more varied stock. We will gMVe vour choice from 1)11 ZLEli WISE On Saturday evening, this year. The first one will be at Brown- Julv bv Rev.

-J. Hillnot. Mr. William Dit.ler hundreds of Suits. Bis Boys' very Stylish Sack Suits, in srrand ma ler organ.

town, Lancaster countv. from Anmist. 4 to iml Miss Isabella Wise, both from nion town and the senmul at. KliMtw-il ship. Lebanon county.

terials, from $3 to $10. Boys' verv Tony Suits, to be proud FITS. All Fits stouDed free hv Dr. Kline rom Aifgust 14 to 21. Great Nerve Destroyer.

No Fits after first day of, from 6 to $15. Children's Good Suits, strong, from SI to $2. W. C. No.

Kit), P. O. S. of A. Richland.

Marvelous cures. Treatise and S.iw tria "Died Children me Dress Suits, nobbiest styles, trom S3 to 86. Sailor very Gu Blose, aged 11 years, the lad ho fell from a cherry tree the other week, died at the residence of his parents in Colebrook row on Thursday morning last. He remained unccuciuus after the fall until relieved by death. Candidates for county offices are busy canvassing our township, they approach you with friendly salutations and smiling faces, and all seem to be confident of coming out victorious.

We are sorry we cannot accommodate them all with our vote, as some will have to be left. Who will it be? A number of our people spent Sunday at the encampment at Mt. Gretna others have spent a jiortion of the day attending colored camp, north of your city. Mr. Abraham Kunkle, of Bellegrove, has moved to West Lebanon.

He is a carpenter by trade and intends following bis occupa bottla free to it cases. Send to Dr. Arch Pa. April has elected the following officers for the ensuing term: Past president. W.

Blessing: KlliULE-On the "th inst. of July, in Union Suits from $1 up. president, A. Bertolette: vice president, township. Lebanon county.

Aaron Kiele, af tif See our line of inch challies, saac hteit; master of forms and ceremonies. ter a lingering sickness, HI years undo t3g? Beautitul ir resents given -with Boys and ChilJren Suits. Egyptian Baptiste cloths, flouiieings for which it controls of over eight hundred miles of rail and water navigation. We learn that large expenditures of money have recently been made in the bettering of this property by the increase of rolling stock, steel rail iron bridges, and that the Company proposes to fund the expense in fifty-year six per cent, semi-annual coin bonds. A limited number of these bonds are offered for sale.

The Lebanon Trust and Safe Deposit Bank can furnish lull information touching them. We also learn that Messrs. Elliott, Philadelphia, are the authorized agents to handle these bonds and regard them as a rirst-class investment. The fact that Mr. Coleman is so closely connected with the road would seem to lie a good guarantee.

Mr. Coleman is broad and liberal in the use of his very large fortune and has laid the foundation for its increase in a way that a generous use of money only can do. In that particular he has the advantage of most men and for that reason can surpass them in the scope of his operations. Besides he has the nerve to dare where some would faint. We are proud of such a use-fuleitizen.

That undiminished prosperity may always attend him is, we are sure, the wish of this entire community. County Fair. Mr. John H. Uhrich, secretary of the Leb months.

Interment toolc place on Salem's cemetery VValmer church. ladies, misses and children. jjonL lorgei; mat tms is tne ureatest Money-saving Cornwall Kallroad. iiOi Kit on the rztn neai' if red-ticks. Isaac Eesher: inner guard.

Pierce Karsnitz: conductor, Win. H. Noll: outer guard. M. M.

Godshalk; financial secretary, A. P. Moore; recording secretary, William Lesher; trustee, Stkin bii' g. is. Lydia Mover, aged 70 years, mos, The reservoir is being pushed forward rapidly and il davs.

(Lebanon and Lancaster Joint Line.) SHORTEST ROUTE FOR LANCASTER AND i. it. uiecner: aelegate to State Camn. Aaron GKIB. ontne istii in tins city, Henry ann soon we enjoy mo luxury ot Having goon water at our doors or In our homes.

The appli ALL POINTS EAST AM WEST. 11 art man; alternate, Isaac Lesher. kN AND AFTER SUNDAY, MAY 11, W. Oeii) ageu Yi years, i inouius ana i uavs. KARCH.

Iu Brooklyn, N. John K. Karch aired 54 vears cation for an injunction against the eompanv was not sustained by the Court aud so the work Sale ot the Season ISAAC MAN N' SON, Lebanon's Poaular Bargain House, No. 834 CUMBERLAND LEBANON, PA. 189), passenger trains will be run as follows: OPEMSeorTHE KEVERSIKK Ol.

MYKBS. On the 19th Elizabeth Myers, goes on unaisiurnea Mrs. Felgar, who moved here from Mt. Pleas tion. Quarterly conference Services were announced on Sunday to be held on Saturday relict of tne late eter niyers, in ner sni vear.

SIIEETZ On the lSth Mrs. Leah Sheetz ant. last Summer, is going back toher home. Alien Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria, When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria, ft'hen she became Mias, she clung to Castoria, Whea turn bad turn gave tbem Castoria, 1A1S ELKl 1 KIC RAILKOAU. Exennlon Tlckeln vis Reading Kailroad.

Lbavb: M. Village. aired about 70 vears. Kev. 1).

1. Lowery is spending his vacation at West Fairview, at the home of his iather-iii-law. 5UKUriiit. un ine loin in tins city, airs. Hev.

W. H. Lcwars is visiting friends New On Wednesday July the new moun Barbara Borgner, wile oi uonraa Borgner, aired 62 vears. 5 months and 15 davs. tain electric railroad, at Readinir.

runnimr a 111 a in a 111 a 111 111 in 6 31 7 12 9.10 11.05 12.3 3.o5 4.50 7.15 6 46 7.27 9.21 11.19 12.41 3.16 5.01 7.26 6.5 7.3 9.24 11.22 12.44 3.19 7.29 7.3) 9.31 11.3J 12.51 3.27 5.11. 7.36 7.45 12.56 7.41 7.58 1.08 7.53 8.27 1.48 8.15 9.22 2.00 NORTHWARD, a a a 12.35 3.48 Jersey l'rof. 11. C. Deaner and family are at Keedjs-ville, Maryland Dr.

R. 11 Gingrich and family, of Philadel ATTENTION i ATTENTION! IfKKSl.lN On the 15th in this city, l.illie May Bresiin, daughter of Carrie A. Hoffman, over the Nevorsink mountain and through aged 9 mouths and 19 days. phia, are visiting his mother, and Mr. Forney urotner m-iaw, on i ouege avenue.

renrvn Mt. Manheim. Akhivjs Leave: Columbia Lancaster Manheiin Mt. Penrvn The Miller Organ is everywhere re Klapperthal valley, will be opened for business. The trip over the new road will be novel and interesting and will be very popular for one day excursions to Readine.

w. ii. Kindt, who graduated in this year class at the college, has secured a position in the Religious "Dotices. GREAT REDUCTION SALE! cognized as being one of tbe finest and best orzans now made. Tbre is no oran manu 7.07 12.5) 5.33 Athens High School, (not Greece, but Bedford county.) Success to "Billy." Trinity IT.

B. Chdbch. Sunday-school at "a 7.33 1.2 6.01 The College Quartette sings at Williams' Grove in. Preaching at 10.15. Pr-aching at 2 by Rev factured tliat sells with less solicitation.

The Reading Railroad has placed on sale at 7.45 1.32 6.13 anon Comity Agricultural, Horticultural and Mechanical Association, has prepared S. 8. Assembly on Thursday of. his week. 7.51 19.04 11.40 1.39 4.14 5.49 6.18 its principal stations, excursion tickets over Agents take hold ot it unsolicited.

I Ins is The Board of Trustees of the College meet here We are determined not to carry any Summer Goods H. Gabel, Salem U. i. congregation. Young people's prayer meeting at T.

Preaching at 8. General prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 7.30. Bible study on Thursday evening at 7.45. awl Sunday, July 2Hth and liTtli. in the Fourth or St.

Paul's li. church at West Lebanon. We bear it reported that different parties from West Lebanon intend to camp at Heil-niandale Campmeeting commencing August (th. We learn that the Heihuandale committee have perfected arrangements with the P. R.

railroad company, to run special trains to and from camp, during the term, for the better accomodation of the public. 11. Kant Hanover Items. The farmers in this vicinity have finished harvesting and hay-making. The hay crop is the larger.

On Tuesday and Thursday evening, last week, we hail heavy storms. Rev. J. Hillpot preached the harvest sermon at Zion church, on Sunday at 2 p. m.

The Zion Sunday-school will have their picnic on Saturday, August 2d. All are cordially invited to attend. A. N. Albert and his brother will start thrashing on Thursday, July 24.

one of the strongest recommendations pos in special session on Monday, the 2sth for the transaction of important business pertaining the folloWing list of trotting purses for the county fair, commencing September 2d. 1.43 4.2 5.55 6.25 1.46 4.23 5.58 S.28 1.58 4.35 6.12 6.40 Mlners'Viuage. 10.10 11.01 Cornwall 7.59 10.13 11.54 ARRIVE Lebanon 8.11 11.25 l-M'6 over and we are closing out our to ine weiare oi ine uouege. A game of base ball will be played on the Col sible. I Have Always Paid Kent Smsiiig Friday evening at 8.

Children's mstruc tlon on Saturday at 3, by the pastor, Kev. C. J. KBFHAUT. SUNDAYS.

WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 3. No. 1, purse $200, for trotters with no bet the Neversiiik Mountain railroad from 0th and Penn streets, Reading, to Klapperthal station these tick.ts will be sold at the rate of cents and will be good for return passage either via the electric liae or via boat. The terminus of the new mountain road in Leave: lege campus on Saturday next, by the Olympic club, of Lebanon, and the Annville nine.

It For a house to live in. This year I have and Outi Shirts, Hats, Flannel Ml 12.30 15.42 12.45 ter record than 2.40. 3- Rev. A. J.

Bachman's appointments for next Sabbath are: Schaetterstown, 9 a. m. Bismarck. 2 i. in.

Schaeflerstowii. 7.30 n. m. In the ng promises to be of unusual Interest. Our Sunday schools will go on their annual ex cursionto Mt.

iiretna on Aueusto. Xo. 2, purse $200, for horses of the county half paid for a cottage, with money which, before I used Sulphur Hitters in my family, was paid to tbe doctor and the druggist. evening will be the occasion of the 7th anniver with no better record than 3.00 Mr. and Mrs.

J. H. Kreider, of the Annville sary of St. Paul 8 Reformed Missionary society. On this occasion Uev.

8. M. Roeder. of Elizabeth They cured my witeol remale eakness. THURSDAY, SKl'T.

4. 3.45 4.00 4.03 4.29 5.02 ra 4.04 4.33 4.57 5.01 UNDERWEAR, Journal, accompanied the editorial excursion to Washington last week. They report a delightful W. i Hampxon, Salem, Manx. Reading is within three minutes Walk of the Franklin street station of the Reading Railroad.

Special rates for. large parties No. 3, nurse $200, for horses of the 2.45 am 7.55 8.10 8.13 8.39 912 a in 8.13 8.45 9.14 9.17 9.32 further town, Lancaster county, will be present and deliver an address. 1 iion't wane a uoetor: trip. Lebanon Cornwall Miners' Village Manheim ARRIVE: Lancaster Leave: Lancaster Manheim Miners' Village Cornwall Arrive Lebanon For schedule apply to class.

DON'T RTGtECT TBI? oppoKTCJiiry. AT ASTONISHINGLY LOW PRICES. An infant child of Mr. Ourley's, on Sheridan I have tried them, and they have only Bakvust 'J hxksqivino SKRVicKS. 1 he Harvest Thanksgiving Services, of the Tulpehoek- Xo.

4, purse $300, for horses of the 2.30 will be furnished upon application at any 2.21 2.23 avenue, uieu on auiiuay nignt- JEast Hanover Schools. ei charge, Kev. H. 4. Wei ker, pastor, will be swindled me, I have figured up what they cost me for the last four years, it was ticket office of the Reading Railroad.

beul as lonows: class. Xo. 5, purse 200, open to all pacers. FRIDAY, SEPT. 3.

7524.31. If 1 had it now it would be a tor- At Mt. Zion. Sunday, July 27th. a lit July inleves entered a neighbor corn crib.

2.35 5.15 information, East Hanover township is a most peculiar one in some respects. We know too well and but the quantity of corn they took along is S. S. NLFF, Supt. Xo.

0, purse 200, open to all three minute tune for tne. This year my bill for medicine wiTs only live dollars, for which I purchased six bottles of Sulphur Bitters. They cured its prominence in all great questions of by At 1ml. On last WedneBday morning, early, after unknown. The farmer thinks the thief or thieves needed it.

at Kimmerling's, Sunday, August 3rd, at a. at Mill'-rsburg. Sunday, August loth. 9:110 a. at Tulpehocken, Sunday, Auprttt 17th at 9:30 a- at loop's, Sunday, August 24th.

at 9.30 a. ui. Ai'I'oistmejts. Harvest Thanksgiving Ser gone days. It was the first one to adopt tho horses.

Xo. 7, purse $500, open to all horses. Adam Oakum exchanged horses with One-Price Hatters and Cents' Furnishers, me of Scrofula after suffering four years. P. J.

Cumminys, Trov, Y. julyltj-2t publie school system and uerive practical results from It. It has furnished from Amos Geesaman. Mr. Oakum wants the Thursday, August 14: Real estate, by Attorney for Owners, at City Hotel, Lebanon.

Saturday, July 19: Real estate, by administratrix of Charles Rodearmel. dee'd, in Dauphin. Pa. Tuesday, ulv ii: Carload of Wisconsin Horses, by Harry E. Light, at Win.

Peun hotel, Leb. a lingering and painful illness, Barbara, wife of Conrad H. Borgner, of Sixth ward, this city, died, aged about G2 years. Mrs. The contest tor nomination in our vices next Sunday at Mt.

Ztou at u. horse for driving, being an extra line driver. THE LEB.tMUiM UAKKKTS. among its ranks, teachers, doctors, ministers, lawyers, legislators, politicians, educators, county this Fall seems to be a free-and-easy, ana Mrs. L.

A. Uerbench from your usual services at Klopp's cburch at 2 p. in and al Miilersburg ut 7.W p. in. II.

J. YVelker. rust or. Lebanon, Wednesday, July 23, city were here on a visit, last Sunday. Borgner was well known and highly es go-as-you-please, and we have more candi authors and all kinds of honorable trades fat.

proc amily fcggs, a izen Sklikoi. IIkv. H. Giesz will preach again Harvest men. Butter, 11, fresh.

do, i'lour, in bbls. $7 50 do. do. in sacks 7 50 LEBANON, dates than everbefore. As the adopting of the Crawford county system in our county was Sermon at Fredericksburg next Sur.day, at 9 a.

in. German, and n. Kntrlisli. J3T The eleventh annual fair of the Lebanon Valley Agricultural, Horticultural and Mechanical Association of Lebanon Farmer are commencing to harvest the oats. J.

W. Snoke. eoimtv suoerinteiulnnt. iiMssed Our township could vie with any in the county but for its schools. It is a sail fact and a disgrace and discredit to those who St.

John's Reformed Services Sunday at Straight 5 60 do. do. sacks 5 Ho teemed in the northern portion of our city, where she resided since her girlhood, aud where she had many loving and loved friends and neighbors. Not only a few will say of her "she was my friend in need, my mainly the result of vigorous and often un 10 through our vicinitv to the Gold Snrinir. He a.

m. ana i-M p. in. Minuiiy -enooi at every WATERPROOF COLLAR or CUFFj count will be held on September 2, 3, 4 speaks very highly of the day spent. a.ia a.

in. Men rraycr flieeu ig ii. i.ip. in can prevent it, that at present the administration of the schools is the worst this town provoked opposition in the past, it is to be hoped that whatever ticket is nominated it will receive the cordial and undivided sup itev. Minpoi, pastor oi waimer church, lias resigned and exDeets to to the Western services weauesuay at p.

m. Gko it. Hks-ikii, Pastor. .10 so ...70 85 50 40 35 ship has yet known, and therefore we have New Old Wheat ltye Corn New Oats Cloverseed Timothy ijara, fli Tallow Ham. 'ft ft Shoulders, fl lb Sides, fi lb Soap, i ft Bees-wax, lt White Kays, Mixed 4,1 Fhtx.ft Bristles, 11 Feathers, ft Wool.

B. Moravian. Sunday School Htivf.l5a. in set of the State accepting ajenarge. 1 and 5.

I ff" We gratefully acknowledge the receipt of "Recollections of General suffered. The mainspring of all good work vices at 10.80 u. in. una 7.3U p. in.

port of the entire ltepublican party. Let THAT CAN EE RELIED ON Wot to Sxsll-fcS rro-fc to H. A. Hudson, Pastor, Ckntknary Mkthodist LrisoopAL Church those who heretofore complained of unfair BE UP TO THE MARK 4: Max Eighth and Willow streets. Class meetings tl by George V.

Chillis', in a neat attractive form, in keeping with Mr. Chihls' admira is a proper remuneration and this the teachers here have lacked. The present average salary is a little more than half what it was in former years. The school directors are the servants of the people and are required to bring about, the best results. Are they ness and the like now help to conduct the 4 50 2 00 2 25 6 6 10 6 4 a.

in. Sunday school 9 a. in. Preaenin by 30 Kev. S.

M. Reisuer at Kvenuij, 7:30, by Dried Apples, lb do. pealed Dr'd reaches, 'l l'eaeh Ilutzels friend indeed." Her funeral was largely attended last Saturday forenoon by mourners and sympathizing friends. Cheap Excursion (llarrlburr) to see Laiit Days ot Pompeii, On July 8, 12, 15, 19, 22, 2(i, August 2 and 5th. The Reading Railroad company will sell excursion tickets to Harrisburg, good going on all trains and Rood to return contest in an honest and manly manner and uev.

uean. ah welcome. BEARS THIS MARK. tion for the famous General ami bis devotion to bis country. He admirably assists Soup Beans, ip bu.

1 50 Vinegar, gallon 10 Onions, new SO it. yj. aim juaaer are the guests ot j. it. Mader.

They enjoy country breezes and the Ashing season during vacation. Ziou's church Sunday school will hold its annual celebration in the grove of Jacob Ullrich This school is in a flourishing condition, and has the reputation of having the best picnics and the largest gathering. All are invited to attend and spend a day of happy ainusemen. Band and choir music and speakers will be engaged for tho occasion. Hucksters or intoxicating liquors on or near he grounds positively forbidden.

Schaeflerstowii Item. Salem Ev. Lcthkkan Church -German servi when it is over abide by th result. This is Cherries, lt ees ut 10 a. in.

-Sunday Schools at s.4 a not asking anything unreasonable of any fotatoes. bush Ai.ple Butter 4045 Corner stone laying of Sunday school chape on Second street, near Chestnut, at 6 30 i m. iu perpetuating the memory of the great chief, and furnishes worthy examples for Live Slock Prices. one. BTv fAOL'S LuTHBKAX UHUKCU imitation in both the lives of Mr.

Grant and Knglish services on Sunday at. lo a m. New Yokk, July 21. Beeves Keeeipts, yes A Mnccessful Educator. on special train leaving Harrisburg at Cornwall salem i.uthkuan suiiaay acnooi terday anu lo-uay, oijs neau, menuiiug a car be sold: market liini native st-ers bis own.

Prof. S. O. Goho, who about seven years at 1:30 p. m.

uev. 13. a a XL. acnuiui: l-asiora. ago bad the largest Normal class at Ann bulls and cows, 8.65: dressed beef steady at tiWaT'-ie.

lb sliin- ville, ever held in Lebanon county, and who p. m. Fare for round trip only $1.27 rate named Includes admission to see the ex hi bition. It Died in Brooklyn. i Consumption Incurable meiits to-day, 528 beeves and 9(HI iiarteis of beef: to-morrow, 3000 quarters of beef.

Calves MARK. has during the past six or seven years been Read the following: Mr, C. II. Morris, New Keceiots for two days. lHsl head: market ark, savs: "Was down with Abscess of faithfully serving the people if they neglect to provide, properly for the education of the When an insufficient salv.ry is paid it is but natural that the good teacher seeks a more profitable community or leaves the profession anil consequently only hose who are in adverse circumstance begi ni.ers and unsuccessful ones are generally employed.

Will the rising generation tlmnk the directors for the neglect of their Do our citizens want to have their sons and daughters grow up unprepared for the world's great battle? If our schools are the strongholds of our future liberty let us not slight them. Our schools ought to keep pace with the spirit of progress, but they are sadly retrograding. I believe that I voice the sentiment of our patrons when I say: "Let us pay reasonable salaries, institute scrutinizing inspection and uc iio'td schools." A tti higher; veals, luu lbs; buttermilk calves, Sheep and Lambs lteoi ipts principal of the Milton High School, agreeably surprised his numerous Lebanon friends Litusrs, and friends and physicians pronounced jonn jv. ivarcn who some years ago for two davs. head sneeua suaae nieiier moved to Brooklyn, N.

died there last lambs, steady sheep. 4.25;i5.75 100 lbs ly.mbs. among them the couicikk boys, by oriet, me an Incurable Consumptive. Began taking Dr. King's New Discovery for Consuinption.am now on my third bottle, and able to oversee S6.85:i7.0'2!.i dressed mutton hrm atvnilok.c.

"1 lb sunshiny calls last Friday. He is still em dressed lambs steady at 10til2c. Hogs Ueceiiits Thursday of paralysis, aged about years. His remains were brought to this city and Call Accepted. Lev.

Frank Seip, son of President Muhlenberg college, has accepted the call of the congregation and pastors of the Salem Lutheran church of this city, to take charge of the Lehman street misson and the Lutheran congregation at Cornwall. A Cool Ketrcat. Judge Mcpherson and family aro iking their vacation at Little Boar's Head, New Hampshire, evidently a highly delightful resort, they having spent their last summer's Lisure there. for two days, 10,111 head nominally steady at ployed by the Milton school Directors and The seventh anniversary of the Reformed Missionary Society was a joyful event last Saturday evening. A large audience favored the society and left well pleased.

Rvrv. S. M. Boeder, of Elizabethtowu, delivered an instructive address on foreign missions. The report of the treasurer was astonishing in that such a small tiock could accomplish so much in one year financially.

Some IS0 have been received during the year and Some $i0 have been forwarded to the missionary cause. An address of welcome was delivered by Miss Beckie Shower another address was made by Miss Clara Krai I. A dialogue by live little girls. Miss Gertie rieger recited "Let us help them." Miss Ida llorst also spoke. The anniversary was a success throughout.

May tho society have many occasions of rejoicing. Amicus. tne worn on my iarm. j.t is ine unest nieui-cine ever made." NEEDS NO LAUNDERING. CAN BE WIPED CLEAN IU A MOMENT.

THE ONLY LINEN-LINED WATERPROOF COLLAR IN THE MARKET. i4a4.3l) 100 lbs. interred last Monday morning. Mr. Karch they are fortunate in being able to retain East Libbktt, July 21.

Cattle lie Jesse Middlcwart, Decatur, "Had ceints. 4420 head slnnnieius. S2W) head marke was a painter by trade; a member of the his eminently efficient services. His extensive culture and the happy faculty of in Perseverance band many years, extensively it not been for Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption I would have died of Lung Troubles.

Was given up by dootors. Am now dull shade off from last week's prices; cars shipped to New York to-day, Hogs Receipts, 64IKI head head market medium and selected. common and best. :l.soa acquainted, so that his death brings a feel spiring and moulding his students make ing of sadness to man sympathetic hearts. him an almost matchless power in the 8.U5; heavy, Sheep Keoeipts, 5S00 in best of health," Try it.

Sample bottlq ircp at Dr. Geo, Ross oi Drug Store. 'JLAST BAY'S OF P09(PII head; shipments, 4U00 head; market slow; 10c to 20c. off from last week's nrices. school-room.

Picnic at Klmmerling'a v. ra Electrlp Bittern. This remedy is becoming so wpll known and Hai.timokk, July 21. Swine Libt supjly Kimmerling's Sunday-school will hold UN ana lan iy good oemano. iuoiatiou, i Lutherans at Ml.

Uretnn. A large number of Lutherans from Dau so popular as to peed no special mention. AH who have used Electric Bitters sing tho same song of praise. A purer medicine does not exist and it is guaranteed tqdo all that is phin, Lancaster and Lebanon counties as Military Sight, Saturday, July 2UI. Low Fares.

A splendid opportunity will be afforded our people to visit tlie grand outdoor exhibition, "Last Days of Pompeii" at Harrisburg. next Saturday, 2th. Tlie railroads will sell round trip tickets at single tare and trains will return visitors after the performance. The niulit's fireworks will beuuusuallv urand I-" The Miller organ is now sold in tbir ty-three states and territories also, in England, Holland Russia and other foreign countries. cv ho ti e-wjf us es their annual picnic in woods adjoining the church, on the 2tJth inst.

Music by the Avon bind. Refreshments will be furnished by the school. No hucksters allowed near the woods. By order of Com mitt he. Keceipts, idou neau, MUllott's Consumption Cure.

This is beyond question the most successful Cough Medicine we have evr sold, a lew doses invariably cure the worst cases of Cough, Croup and Bronchitis, while its sembled at Mt. Gretna last Thursday. Lev. B. W.

Schmauk, of our city and Lev. F. J. I. if is well sadd-he mouse Electric Bitters will cure all diseases or tne Liver and Kidneys, will remove Salt Rheum and other a (lections caused by Impure blood.

Will drive Malaria from the sys Many Caller. One of the favorite spots at Mt. Gretna during encampment week is l'rof. liberty's tent, headquarters of the popular chaplain of the distinguished Eighth regiment. Lev.

Ebjrly some years ago, was the able pastor of Trinity V. B. church, this city, and subsequently was an eflieient professor in Lebanon Valley college, Annville, and at both places won hosts of friends by his genial manners who now throng around him, affording mutual pleasure. Explanatory. it behu? Pompeii's "Military Night." Thousands E.

Shantz, of Myerstown, chierly conducted very delightful religious exercises relating to the church work in Sunday-schools, The J. C. Summer Corset is the most comfortable corset made for the warm season and is sold by us exclusively in this wondertul success iu the cure, ot Consumption is without a parallel in the history of medicine. Since its first discovery it lias oi our Mates "souner noys will go troni Mt. Oietna to Harrishurg to witness tliespccial features provided in their honor.

There will be a tem and prevent well as cure an juaianai fevers. For cure of Headache, Constipation Missionary societies. Colleges, etc. Excel fireworks portrait fll.ViO feet in si.c of tin-late ind Indigestion try Electric Bitters Entire lent music, eloquent addresses and in ('oniinnnilei-ni-Chicf ot the National Ouard Oeneral John F. llartranft, and other novel satisfaction guaranteed, or money refunded.

fs muzzled your house grocers keep Cleanliness and neatness about a house are necessary to insure comfort. Man likes comfort, and if he can't find it at home, he will seek elsewhere for it. Good housewives know that SAPOLIO makes a house clean and keeps it bright. structive essays made the occasion both and appropriate designs iu the $1000 display of fireworks. A number of National (iuard olliccrs interesting and edifying.

J. he uay was will attend. Numerous military bauds will en spent in a highly satisfactory manner, de Some of our readers have censured ut for liven the occasion, l.y arranging excursion parti. early in the week and communicating with M. Place.

Harrisburg. scats can be reserve! lor 11ns citv c.oiitinirent in close io-ox Hell mandate Camp. The prospects for the iluiluiansdale campmeeting are quite encouraging. There are still many who exclaim, "How goodly are thy tents, Jacob, and thy tabernaelcs, Israel and delight in erecting them in the leafy grove to worship our fathers' God. Remember the time, August lit.li to 14th.

Services In the Urove. The Woods Meeting throughout next Sun day, in the grove of John Snyder, South Lebanon township, will le conducted by Rev. 11. M. Miller, preacher in charge.

Kev. H. Gable, of this city, will preach in the forenoon, and Itev. C. J.

Kephartand others will address and children's meeting in the afternoon. Public cordially invited to publishing the attractions for Sunday ex cursionists to Mt. Gretna, iu last week's is iniity In hose occupied by the National (iuard city. Only 50c. The Balls' Corset we sell on three weeks' trial.

If not satisfactory it may be returned and Wi'll refupd the amount, paid for the same. An elegant assortment Summer Umbrellas, Gobi and Silver plated, Oxadizcd ami Natural handles, in Scotch, Gingham, Satinr, Vetia, Helvetia, Gloria and All-Silk, at specially low prices, JunelK Manbhck Sando. At city councils meeting, Monday evening, the Board of Water Commissioners recommended the building of a new dam, to increase our water supply by it oiu i ins i y. home. Do you Try SAPOLIO been sold on a guarantee, a test which no other medicine can stand.

If you have a cough 'we earnestly ask you to try it. Price W)c. and SI. If your lungs are sore, chest, or hack lame, use Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Sold by Dr, Geo.

lloss Co. junell tm To ike Republican Votera ot Lebanon Con ty. You will notice in this week's issue of the CouitiEit my announcement as a candidate far Assembly. Those of you who know me best are doubtless aware that caii not, call on you individually, for reasons over which, at present, I have no control. In thus soliciting your votes I pledge myself that the confidence you shall place in me will not be betrayed and, thanking you most kindly for the increased majority you were pleased to give me in 1884, 1 shall ever Happiness always dwells in a comfortable want cleanliness, comfort and happiness? and you will be surmised at vour success.

Saturday, July Jiili, win be a wila occasion. sue. lo such and others, it is proper to state that those notices were inserted upon veloping religious and social culture. The Knoll Clotnc Wmber. Mr.

Jonas L. Knoll has orders ahead for 5IM) of his double action clothes washers. He is selling rights of territory in a lively manner. He states that he is unable to manufacture washers for half the orders and thousands wilt doubtless improve this ITiee 50 cts. and l.ou per not tie at or rsoss Drug Store.

Bncklen'a Arnica Salve. The Best Salve in the world for Ct, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Blieum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cores Files, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25. oents per box.

For sale by Dn. Uito, ItOS Druggists, Lebanon, Pa. ilow'v This) We offer One Hundred Dollars reward for any case of catarrh that cannot be cured by taking Hall's Catarrh Cure, F. J. CHENEY Toledo, O.

We, the undersigned, have known V. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transuc- Brand opportunity, fhere are comfortable the same principles as communications, mer scats lor Ki.iKK) persons on thp the grand stand. eacn seal comiiiainuiin a lull view ol the mam chants' wares, farmers' and dealers' stock, BEWARE OF moth stage and gorgeous performance. The price ot admission win remain as an ordinary druggists' medicines, physicians' cures, railroad companies' conveniences, parks' at comins in from Eastern Pennsylvania. Hel occasions, only oil cents reserved scats 2i cents itcmemiicr toe date, Saturday, .1 nly 2iith me oniy iuuuary iiiiihh tne season.

tractions, written and paid for by the interested parties. Wheneer anything clearly wrong, morally, appears in our columns readers may safely conclude that it is 3-r" Pemiiants, Remnants, Remnants, of batines, Dress uiiigeams. ChalUes, Cash has already manufactured over 2,000 machines, and there appears to be no abate-mens in the orders coming in. Falsi Aceidenf. Last Friday evening Harvey Steeley jumped off the C.

L. train while in motion, at the Walnnt street crossing and A Sunday-school at Mt. Zion, six mile northeast of Lebanon, last Saturday took in I tions, and finanoJaUy able to carry out any li LEADS THE tn Teerless Traction, Portable and Stationary Engine. vjJ TCJf jf Upright Engines, Sew Peerless KM and GeiserTl.rcI.crs ami y. fJT; l.

"4 Separator. ttt-' '1 Improved nnd rnapYt Maw -jt jV it "Vi A tH Mill on tho market. 1'at. Variable 'V Friction Feed. J'at.

Iv.ps, Sett Works, PJ'M'rVS' and Saw Guide. Send fur Catalranm to -'f V' remain, iairntuiiy yours, J. 11, Imiiookx. Annville, July 21, 1890. a paid advtrtitemifPt, and not our editorial iiieies, iU be soW chuap, Now is your time to buy.

all early and secure the bar- 1 West Tkaux, Wholesale Drug! gists, or mir local. "Prove all things; hold fast for refreshments and gate money at their annual picnic. Over vehicles were in the grove and the crowd of people was immense. Toledo. O.

KCKRyiiotH that which is good." We, however, agree 15?" Mr. A. Webber, on the farm of M. L. Bowman, near Myerstown, cut thirty acres of grass and made eighty-five four-horse loads of hay.

Hard to beat. Good land and good It has been proposed to have a picnic by the Farmers' Alliance at Mt. Zioii.with music and speakers to expound the doctrines of the order. The Miller Organ Company continues I to be crowded with During the last three months they have had from 100 to 1.70 orders on hand and although some depart- incuts worked till 10 at.night, the number of i TWOnmberladd struct anil see our Silk Warp Ilenri-at cents per yard. rKCKENEOTH 781 Cumberland t-treet.

Waidiso, Kisxan Mabvis, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and raucous surfaces of the system. Testimonals sent free. Price 75c. per bottle.

Sold by all Druggists. july'J-lt with those who think that it should be designated by some mark, position, or otherwise which ia and which is not paid matter, but our publishers think differently aad they are responsible for this arrangement. landed upon stones with such force that he sustained morlal injuries. He died the following day. His widow, child and parents have deep sympathy in this severe ordeal.

He was about 24 years old. Mr. David Hehny. proprietor of livery stable ou Walnut alley, I. as sold the same to his two sons, Messrs.

William II. and David H. Benny, for $3,500. THE GEISEft MFG. Waynesboro, Franklin Pa.

orders could not be perceptibly reduced. We want Ageuts and invite Correspondence 26167 1.