r f1 -,.c f "Vrr V "JT- i-sf J1 7 ? A: ." Hi r-- " , r '';- IHiT, LANCASTER DAILY JCNTEIJLIGEJSCfiK. WEDNESDAY, MAY 80. !! 4 t. ,).. l i pr. tn gf & M A&2 t TSs IT -eft' - Si F?M- & m. & PiaP E?M K& . aS sV HZ-. Wr .T3r idt e?-. ifw. . v rs. m . es 6S, fa EF f,? r-J .. m t l!f3 ?$ jj-. I fc s w & Pally InWUgTicT. aWUIUABTKIt. MAT H. t sUb.t aarawaac P"'.w?,JLt?? SO BtrS Of Wa "" -- MMfbM bear. . Tnii adiueu of Till IsttbUJ- . uHri br canters In the city mtwiKH'K tewni for 10c per week ; Im. mm a Tari B.60 ler tlx months tt-three nentssi Bocpertnenlb, MOT UmLLIOBKCU llHJUUin eiwi Awes, only te per annum, In ad- srtshinc their address changed atwtaise tabs where tee paper U new tot- (reta 10 te as eta. per Hue laserUen, according te location. THH lMTSLLiaKMOKK, Lancaster, Pa. ? N Si v u.r jiCT Telephone Connection ' 'L flMaratlaa 11T. , P,vIleeeuen Day w peculiar uuieuk . aikUeMd holidays in the steady growth of 'taweakr observance. The great men VasMVs " i iV'4t,. itM,.. . tAnniniT fmm anion ? . WWl sWMsTOel WD lVVf'aun Hring with almost startling rapidity, Tm the violent and bluer leeiings j - by that terrible struggle ana itmcmmx 'Mtetflr burned Inte the my nature et the V0ttbatanU have been softened uy ume Hj, fe and death. The liutnaue impulse te con- !" el the dead has led men North and the 1 loath tn thlntr mnru nf thn hrttrerv And J ix evident sincerity of their old fees and te -I1 dwell with less bitterness upon causes :&. evttaJt fnAiflAvtfa r9 ttia sttfllf The It fit I- vAaya in commemoration et the great f:0? wraats ei revolutionary days are steaauy Ls.- hMmmlnfr nf 1ai ImnirlnnfA anil fhrmcrll Um Fourth of Julv will doubtless remain '?Jv,fljc centuries our great holiday, It is y:,x flain that Washington's birthday is seen l 'raaMBemeratlve et the surrender of - Carnv&llla. tlm vlntirv nf T.nkA Krln and fttea Day grows steadily and there seems i tn rm fair warrant for nrenhecv that lone ly ft the last of the war veterans has been buried, the whole nation will have agreed en a day of national glorification ever the brave men of the great civil war, a grand unanimous braying of brass bands and agitation of bunting uuder the sew leaved trees, and ever the freshly grassed and " silent tents of green " Where the old soldiers and Bailers sleep. Ne better time could be chosen for a Bfttienal and formal visit te the burial grounds, a pleasant resort at all times, and mere than ever in the early spring when flowers and blossoms are abundant and every one is glad of a chance te pass i. day out of doers. The coining genera tions will see the value of the ends achieved at such fearful cost far mere leurly than we can, nearer te the events and confused with the mess of detnlt. They can net perhaps realize as fully as we de the devastation and ruin that fol lowed the path et war in the Seuth nnd the desolation and sorrow in Northern homes, but they will see mere clearly the 'far-reaching effects nnd will realize the power and greatness of a united nation that has already grown bejend the wild est dream et any man in camp Jn Y3. A nation with net only a north and south, but also a great west, and a northwest and southwest ; a Pacific slope and fur Alaska, all prosperous and advancing in civilization, all proud of their gieat union and its flag. Fer Second Place. Secretary Whitney says that his sug gestion that Mr. Tliurmau would accept the vice presidential nomination was based upon his reading of his character and his knowledge that he has custom arily beei ready te yield te the cleur de sire of his party. The president, he says, has made no expression en the subject, te his knowledge. Mr. Whitney may net have mode a mistake in assuming that Mr. Thurman would accept the nomina tion for vice president, unanimously ten dered 'him, as it undoubtedly would be with that understanding. We incline te the same view, though we bellove that Mr. Thurman's inclination is very much against re-entrance into public life. lie has reached u time of life when he desires peace and quiet and leisure. But it Is also true that the position of vice president would be the most agree able te his taste of any public position. He would distinguish it, rather than be distinguished by it. It has no onerous duties connected with it. The vice president simply presides ever the Sen ate, and may absent himself as much as he pleases. It is quite prelmhle that Mr. Thurman 'will accept the Democratic nomination properly tendered. Hut we de net under stand Secretary Whitney's haste te say that no intimation has come from the president of a detire for Mr. Thurman's candidacy. It seems te us that the ex pression of such desiiu would be emi nently proper. The case is quite excep tional and the president need hae no fear that he will eifeud the sens! billties et any ether candidate by expressing a preference for Mr. Tliur man, who is net a candidate, and who can only be made se by the withdrawal of all the candidates and a unanimous call. Such call the president can meat gracefully head. It is somewhat the impression that in the outset of his ad ministration he was singularly neglectful et the claims of Mr. Thurman te his most distinguished consideration. If he new entertains the warm feeling toward the Ohie Nester that pervades his party, it seems te us that he cannot go wrong in showing it by expressing a wish that Mr. Thurman shall be en the ticket which it Is already certain that he him - self is te head. , Seeking the Site. The great Interest that la felt in the le- , catien of the postefflce was shown last evening at the meeting which crewdtd the Beard of Trade rooms and whlth . would have filled the court house, prob ably, if it had been held there, as it cer tainly should have been. The parties ad. t vecatlng special altos often had a special 'interest in them, which they cannot be blamed for exhibiting. The advice te the commissioner lest something of its 'force, however, en this account. The ' advocates of the Shober property were fortified with a petition hastily prepared t In the afternoon, which had the names of eventy-five of the strongest business men of the city; and there is no doubt whatever that this is the site desired by , the great majority of these who are ei. . sjaged in business en our principal streets. I is the nearest place te th- business centre, and will be mett convenient te businessmen, It is close te thepre-eiit , lte of the postefflce, and will net disturb f present business habits and conditions. This site would be selected, we believe, bnt for the fact that the price asked for it, 120,000, is mere than can be afforded from the small appropriation. Cel. 1'lsUr Mid that 75,000 would be needed te put up a suitable building here, and 10,000 mere for heating, plumbing, &r. He seemed te think that only 116,000 could be allowed from the 100,000 appropria tion for the site. If the parties interest ed will offer the Shufcer site for 16,000 It will be very likely te be accepted ; ether wise the probability is that the Moravian cemetery let, which is the cheapest of these offered and as near as any te the centre et business, besides being between the two depots and lu the direction in which the town has been growing fastest, will be taken. The commissioner, how ever, has made no decision, lie was im pressed with the eligibility et the Grlel property en the comer of two wide streets; but it is the general opinion that this site is much tee far away from the business centre. IThy Net la Lancaster 1 The Intelligencer published a few days age that Dr.Tiwuiasi vatis.tbe great American dentist of Paris, has had tender consideration a project te establish a great industrial school for boys in some part of the United States, and plans for the same have been laid before him. x'unj jrcnis ugu una tuiiiiuii!iiit3uouwei, whose name and fame is chronicled with contemporary European royalty, was a struggling young dentist In Lancaster, occupying rooms en the second fleer of the Moero building at the southeast cor ner of Orange and North Queen streets. Many et our elder citizens et remember the gay and brilliant young practitioner of these days, and they little dreamed that w hen he left for foreign postures he would climb te the topmost rung in the ladder of his profession the world ever. It is n most worthy and honorable de sign that is said te be In contemplation by the great dentist, and we knew of no place better lilted te put the plan into effect than right here in Lancaster, the scene et IiIb early struggles. It would be an everlasting memorial of the success that has crowned a most distinguished career, and would be keenly appreciated by the citizens of Lnncnstur who feel a kinship for him in his home beyond the seas, and regard themselves as partial sharers in the fame which he has attained. Anether Prem JJlalne. Mr. Blaine has written auother letter en the subject of his relation te the He publican nomination for president. He writes from Paris und te his intimate friend Whltelaw Held, et the New Yerk 'Iribune. Thin second mlsilve is nut mere conclusive than the first iu excluding ills name from coiisldetatien nt the hands of the Republican convention. He refers te the indecisive construction put upon his Florence letter by the public, nnd then staits ni though he were going te settle the question by unequivocal lan guage. But he does net. The nearest approach te It is contained in these werds: " Assuming that the presldeutial uoiulna ueiulna uoiulna tlen could by any ponslble ehituce be off ered te me 1 could net accept it without leaving en the minds of thousands of these men the Impression that I had net been free from iudiscietleu, und, there fore, 1 could net nccept it nt uli." He does net say, " I will net"; nnd even if he did, it is doubtful whether the public would helleve him, se general is the iuipre.-aleu that he Is slippery and insincere- Tnic tlrst iiiuiilier nt thn MhhIhiIiu .Sun In aa bright aa the luminary ler wbleh It la named, and buutH upon ltn uery line tlie imprint or Kill ter Uliplt'nuble peu. It has been often ohnrged ngalimt laucut ter thiit It lack lu publlu epirlt, but the nut mated meeting aver the publlu building site last night was aoeoiilualvu negative answer te this allegation. True, thorn were a uuin uuin uuin borefpooplo present who had tlielr llttle exes te grind, but tbe vit majority were tbura becauae et tlielr Interest in Boeing that tbe new foderal building geos wluire It will de the groatent goei te the greatest number. "They hmecoiiijiiereO our anijer lerever When they lamut the m uvea oleiu duud." At the aunual meeting el the National Civil Hervloe Heterm league In New Yerk en Tuesday night, Preoldent neorge Wil liam Curtis Brtld: "Undoubtedly mere bad been expected or this administration than et any of Its predeceitHers boeauao of the frequent and friendly declarations of the president, and boeauao his election by the voles of these who were net el hla party authorized an Independence et action which a president elected aululy by the vote of hla party mlKht feel te be denied te him. This anticipation has been largely disappointed, but the tllHapjieliitnient must net make us unjust nor unmindful of the fact that although the president has done miteh and has permitted much that every friend of reform must deplore, yet he has maintained all that has been gained lu the examinations, be has cxtended the range of the classified service, and he has revised and strengthened the rulee." The Mug. wurups fume and freta llttle, but lliey will all be found lu the Cleveland citup In next Nevember. "Under the laurel tlio.blue Under thu willow the gray " Dn. CnteilEHTKK Hum, has had a talk with a Jet of water. It Is known that a Jet of water la very sensitive te eeund aud will net only vibrate In unison wllh the sound wavew, but cau be in ail e te reproduce them Just aa the string et a mimical Instrument tuned In unison with that of auother will reproduce the aeund given by it Dr. Kelt fixed a small piece of a nou-ceu-ducting substance between the enda of two platinum wires and placed this In thoeontro efa falling Jet of water. These wires were connected with a battery and a telephone piv-eu m ine circuit. Heme one then talked te tbe jet of water and the apeeeh waa net only reproduced but with Increased vel ume'stbe Jet of water net only spoke, but magnified the sound made. " Ne inore shall the war cry Bnrer Ner the winning rlrer be rid. " Thk sophomore clam of Frank llu and Marshall college must be a very Jelly class, Judging from the literary work they pres ent in "Our Flame," au ambitious attempt te rob the juniors el the glory of their "Orltlamme," it i niea wlth w)t nd humor, some of which is of an exceedingly raey description, it will be an interesting memorial for them In the serious life du" ties that are yet te oeme. Thk prealdeat has refused publle publle buildings te YoungHewn, Ohie, and Co lumbus, Georgia. Lancaster had a narrow shave. 1e lu Uui uimir, i'rem the Ban Francliea ret. Ducky T" " Whatty T" "De youthlek I am miking any pre. greas at oeurtlng T" ' " Well, I should say you are holding your Tableau. " Unaer the ted and the dew Waiting- the Juflfmentaty." PKB80NAX. l)A.Yr. and Dal tell have been reoeml. nated for CenRreea In Allegheny county without dlffleulty. Thk 1.ath Cel. Jeb BnuA, of Harria burir, left tl.000 for a memorial chapel te htadeed parent In Muhlenberg college. I)n. F. K. Oaud.kr drove Intoadltehln nioetuatmrB, l'a , ene dark night, and the Hlnemaburg- Hteam Heat and Eleetrk) Llijht coin pany will have te pay him 115,- 000, Jehn J. Pearson, rpemker et the Henate Ally years age and ler many yeara presi dent Judge et the Dauphin Judicial dlatiiet, la daugereualy 111 at hla home In Harrle burg. J ndge Pearaen is In hla 88th year. Edwin Hoetii baa purebaaed the hand some brownaiene building at 10 Oram Oram metey Park, New Yerk, at oeatot 976,009, and will renevata, deoerata and furnUh it iDoreugmy at a further coat or aeo.eoo, ana win tnen nann it ever aa a free gut te "The Player's "elnb. Judek Thuhman and wits en being In formed that a statement had been made that lie bad consented te make the race with Cleveland, be aald be waa net sur sur prlted, but be waa net a candidate for any oittee en earth and remarked : " All I care ter in aeat In beaven." Mr a. Thurman re marked t Yeu won't get that, Allnn, un let you take better care et yourself." Waltkr Besant, born at Portsmouth ll'ty yeara age, educate d at Uamfcrldge ter thocbureh, exiled for time aa proteaaer at the college In Mauritius, baa fllltd the twenty jeara alnce be aettled down te literary life in Londen with a mirveleua amount and variety of work. One would eoareoly rnoegnlzl an ex-atudent of divinity, but might fairly iiilnlake him ter a genial doctor el medlolne. i ir TiiEnrrs no faith. If there'a no filth between m twain, Then leve no mere U kleg and lord ; All of our paat waa llred In vain, The future hith no fnlr award. If bnpe la net between n two Lilted te Ufa with every breath, Then ara our reaea twined with me, And love la In the way of death. If dark dlttrust and chilling doubt Unclasp the banda ear hearts have wed, Then has the aim of life gene out, And lore Ilea sleeping with the deed. And if lore dlei, the world Is bare, lherela no light In all the gloom; 1,1 le atrctchea out tn blank despair There la no refuge but the tomb 11' J. JlenttmeQ tn Aeiy Yerk Timet Hl'KClAL fOTIOKS. A Weman's ItUceTdiT. " Anether wonderful dloevorv lias been inndflMie thattreby a lady In this country. PlaenKO fattened Its clutches upon bur, and for seven yours she wltbatoed the aeverest Utaia, but hur vital ergana were undermined and (loath aeetned liiitnlnunt. Aha bought a buttle ( Dr. Klng'a New Dbcovery for lion lien lion sumptien, and as se much relieved en taking Tin. I dOHO that she alept all night and with one buttle has been miraculously cured. II or name la atra. Luther ula " 'ihua wrltes W. U llamrlck A Ue.nf fihelhy, N. O. Get alum trial bottle nt Cochran's lirug store, 187 and IJU North queen street, l.anciuter, l'a. (Jl Hneklen's Arnlcst Halve. Tbb It hit Balvb In the world for CuU.llrulaes Seros, Ulcers, Belt Uhxuin, rover Beres.Tetter, Uluvpned liands, Chilblains. Cerns, and all Bkln KrupUens, and positively cures I'lles, or no pay required. It fs gnaranteep te glve per fect satlataclten, or meney refundea. I'rlee Vi cenu per box. rer sale by II. U. Cochran, DriiKKlxl. Wen. 11)7 and 1X1 North Queen street, buueaater. l'a. June37 1yd WHY W1M. YOU UHUMII when Shlleh's Cure will givolmmedlaUirullef. 1'rlce 10 ets. , Mets .and il. Kur aate by II. It. Coehrau.Dru. Klt, Ne 1S7 North Uuoen alreet (0) WAA'AifAKKH'S. I'liiLADBLriiu, Wcdncaday, slay 30. ISf. Decoration Day. When you tire el tratnpintr b;ar in mind there are bits of breezy brightness and restful retreats in the store. The Equestrian Greup, the Park, King Cotten, the Ice Pyramid, tell part of a very pleasing story of merchan dising'. The price-arrow hits the bull's-eye el quality en the Dress Goods target every time. Yeu can't go wreng: ttconmcHerp, 6 te 1'JXc. PuWmip, 15X te37Su .1 umlly Usnzlea, l'JXc Ulngtminf, su te Me Just as tumble-down prices in woelens: v Weel llenrlettn. 75e from II. LllniitiiK Ueahmuri-f, 37X from 60c Albiiltear , We from 60. The same song in the key el whatever counter you step at All around the Btore. Ribbons expressly ler sashes and windmill bows and all the ether gracelul smoothness and mussiness of leap year vaga ries. A Inch Crown Melrn, tl, Blnnti Hilttn KdKu Mellu II in 7f lueb Qres-Uraln Btilpe, ;ba Pointers. Wide or narrow, or with any quirk. There isn't such another Ribbon counter between the oceans. K eat Transept. The best news for Muslin Underwear buyers we've had for many a day. A slump in the prices of some of the most-asked-for things. Why will manufacturers overload ? Loek at these : Muslin Night Gewn. Ham burg inserting in yoke, Ham burg edging en sleeves, $i. The best for the money we ever had. We thought it cheat) at Si-35- Muslin Night Gewn. Tucked yoke, fine Hamburg, edging en neck and sleeves, $1.25; the $1.50 kind. Fine Muslin Drawers. One style neatly embroidered; an other trimmed with Torchon Lace. Either sort 50 cents. Muslin Skirt, with cambric ruffle edged with geed quality Torchon Lace, $1. Anether, with neat Hamburg edging, $. Colored Skirt, black and white stripe. The most popu lar $1 Skirt we have had this season ; new 65 cents. R. & G. Corsets, 50 cents, just half. They're seconds, but you'll wonder why. Meuse areii nd. There's money lying in wait for you at every counter. Chealnutatreetalde, rait of Main Alile. Easy enough te buy a Baby Carriage wisely if you go at it right. Begin by going where you can see all the kinds where the salespeople have no special sort te push en you. Then settle en the running gear, the springs, the body, the I WAIfAttAKMlVB. parasol, the fittings. Needs fewer minutes than you think. Guess at nothing ; try. Select all the parts and have the Car riage put together te your mind, if you cheese. A strong, neat, comfortable Carriage, $6. A little mere fancy work, $8. Special Car riages, ribbened, paraseled, and handsomely fitted up, $12,(14, $16.50. Then the price gees up and up where you will. Basement, northeast et centre. The most stylish Ladies' Shee we have Grecian last, hand-made, patent leather fox ing by a happy chance $5 in stead of $7.50. In solid-color Oxford Ties Coffee and Tan Geat head the precession. All sizes, B, C, and D widths, $2 and $3. But the nebbiest of all are the steel, gebelin, and mahogany topped patent Oxfords te match suits, $3. $4. $4-5e, and $5. Very fine patent leather Ox fords, with kid tops, $3. They have been $4. French Dressing for patent leather that will make the old shoe leek new. Market street front, west of Main Aisle. JOHN WANAMAKER, Philadelphia. MEDICAL. A YER'H TILLS. common" sense In the treatment of slight ailments would savea vast amount of slckneas and mlaery. ONKOK AYKtt'S FILM, taken alter dlaner. will aattat DlKoatlen taken at night, wlU re HeveCenatlcatlnn ; taken at any time, will correct lrrfKUlarlllea of theBtomaeh and Dew el, stimulate the J.tver and cure Sick Head ache. Ajer'a I'llla, as all knew who use them, are a inUd cathartic, pleasant te take, and al ways preuipt and satisfactory In their resul'a. I can recommend Ayer'a Fills above all ethers, having long proved their value as a CATHARTIC fermjaelf and family." J. T. ileas, Lelths vllie, fa. II Ayer'a Fills have been tn use In my family upwards of twenty years, and have completely verified all that Is claimed for them." Themas V, Adams, Ban Diege, Texas. "1 have uaed Ayct'n Fills In my family for seven or eight years. Whenever 1 have an attack el headache, te which I am very aub aub Jnet, 1 take a doae of Ayer's rills and am always promptly relieved I Mud them equally beutnctal lu colds; and, In my family, they ate used for bilious complaints and ether dla tui Imnei'a with such geed effect that we rarely It ever, have te call a phyBlclau," 11. Voul Voul Heme, Haralega Bprlngs, N. Y. AYER'S PILLS rasrARin BT Dr. J. O. Ayer & Oa, Lewell, Much. "old by all Dealers In Medicine. umy21te27 AYKK'S I'lLLS. FORSALB AT 11.11 COCHUAN'dUKUGBTOlttf, Nes. 137 A 189 North Queen Bt., Laucaster, Fa. aprl 2mdw BAUY CAKBIA UM8. F LINN HBKNHMAM. 100 Different Patterns -or- BABY CARRIAGES -AT- FL1NN & BRENEMAN. "Alaska" Refrigerators HAVK NO EqUAL. FUND & BRENEMAN, tfe le2 North Queen Btroet, LANUAHl'KU A. TMUSKS. R UMNO HADDLKH. M. Haberbusli & Sen. RIDING SADDLES. The riding aoaaen having opened, we are prepared te abew thelargoitaaaertmentlu the city et Ladles and Gent's Killing Baddies and llrldlea. Alse Whips. TWENTY STYLES Or Ladies' and Genl's English Riding Creps FROM $1.00 TO $0.00, -AT- M. Haberbush & Sen's 8ADDLK, UAUNE8S, -AND- TRUNK STORE, Ne. 30 Oentra Square, LAt'QASTKlt, fA. TOBACCO. e LD HOMKSTT. IK OUB FOFULAB BRAMD Old Honesty Will be found a combination net always te be had, A riNB QUALITY Of PLUO TQtlAGCO AX Loek for the red H tin tag en each plug, FIRST-GLASS AETIOLE -IK Chewing Tobacco. DONTFAILTO GIVE OLD HONESTY A r AIU TBIAL. Ask yenr dealer for It. Don't take any ether. JNO.FINZER&BROS. LOUIBVILLIJ, KY. (2) hoots axd nitens. B OOTB AND BHOKB. D. P.STACKHOUSE. SEASONABLE SHOES -A 1- SLIPPERS. I'rudenl buyers will cenault their own In terest by exatnlng the many bargains In aea aea senahle Shoes and Slippers that we aie new able te odor, which we have sraurrd at a very low price. As we are able te sell thorn at prices nqver before heard of, It will pay you te cell early as possible, for they must be sold. D. P. STACKHOUSE, SS & SO HAbT KINO, 8T LANOABTEU, 1A. aTOljdAw JsTBW 8HOK STORE. The Pedestrian I Te men dOHlrlng an eisy and comferlablo nheu we would leat minend tbn I'edestrlan. The uppers are niade et two pieces of calf skin, therefore doing away with the extra top usually found In men's shoes i hand suwed an J without llntnir. Consequently, there Is nothlngen tholnsldeof thu shoe te hurt or chate the feet. LOW SHOES. A very desirable line of low-cut shoes for men's woer A hand-made, Oxford tee, plain bread tee. makes walking easy, Alse the same style shoe In l)ongela,sofianaeuy te the feet, for;young men's wear, In calf and Dongola, narrow tee and Up, OXFORD TOES. Our line of Oxford teea Is large, comprising everything Uetlrable fei ladlea, rnUaea auu children In low-cut ahees. Tennla and Uicycle ahoes of every descrip tion and at all prices. Wigwam slippers for men 'a, boy's, ladles', mlses' and children's wear. fl. SWILKEY, (New CashUhoe store) Ve. 84 North Queen Street. LANCASrBlt,l'A. manfJ-Smd F KKY ,t ECKEHT. HOW TO SAVE -rneM- 25 te 50 Per Cent. WE HAVE HOUailT WITMBKIIKHD' ENT1KK Ht'OCK OF 110OTB AN 1) SHOES. AT A GREAT SACRIFICE ! And net havlni room for them In our KABTEINQMI'UI ETarOKK, we resolved te open a liruach Btire at Ne 29 West King street, whero we must sell them en In a row Weeks, (as we cannot Ilent the store longer thnn July 1st,) te de se we will positively eell them At and Belew Cost. Arrnng the stock are seme of the best makes We will positively save you from 25 te M per cent, en all the goods bought at this store. Intanl's Pebble and Kid Mutten Bhoes, tae. Child's Kid spring Heel Shoes, 4 te 8's, fioe. Child's Kid and J'ebbln Spring Heel Shoes, regular price 7Be und 855, boa. Old Ladies' Lace Shoes, Kegular l'rlce l 25 and (1.60, l oe. Child's and Misses' Drain Lace Bhees, regu lar price Dec nnd $1 oe. Mi All kinds of Mlises' Bhoes, Hcela and Spring Heels, regular prices 1.2), II. S5, 1 1 be, II hi and 11.78, ILVOand I1.2S. Special Inducements. As we have a large let el IX, Sand SK we offer Special llurgalns te Ladles who can wear must, aiuv. Ladles' tilore Kid Tep and 1'ebble Shoes, 1 M i regular pi Ice, K 00. Ladles' 12(0 Shea lur 1M:,'I00 Hhe-8 for 12 25 and KM: IIMntefl') lur 12.3'J; II 00 Shoes ler 11.00; 5 te and n iVihees ter 14 00. fpuce tails u te mention prices el our Men's Bhees, but we will sell these Just as cbeup as the above mentioned prices. Call tn te see the Goods whether you Intend te purchHae or net, we will consider 11 NO TUOU ULE te show the goods at thede prices. Tite One-1'rice Cahlt Uoube, The 1 eidurs of Lew 1'rtcea In Beets & Shoes. BKANUU HTOKK NO. 20 WEST KINO SrKEKr, (Next Doer te Ilager's Stere ) MA1NBTOUE: NO. 3 BAST KINO STREET, LAN CASTER, PA. svNOTIUK As we must positively vacate thlaroem July 1, we will keep this Btore opt-n uery e tinlng. unsima ilAUIllNBttr. iA.TTfc.KNS, MODlTLB, 40. Central Machine Works, ceuNEit or UliANTANDCHUiariAN BTUEETS, (Uearef Court Heuse). LAN0A4TEK, pa, Engtnea, Boilers, Machinery and ltepalrlng, l'atterns, Urawtcga, Iren and lira Cealings, etc. Hvti equipped Machine and 1'alteni II bop In the cliy ler light work. VUoed Werk, rremptneas. Ueavonable Charges, decs-114 FREY (S ECKERT, rAwmjsjs UPBCIAL. WATCHES for rarmera and Ballreadars, 11 Karat Geld rilled JUUS8 Cases, Elgin wrerka, tae each. Jeb Let. Best Watch ana Jewelry Bepainna. spectacles, eyeglasses and Optical ttoediTcoT. reci time dolly, try teiegrapn-enly place la the city. LOUIS WBB1B, Me. 1X N. Queen St, opposite City HeteL Near Fenn'i -a uen. Deneu Q.1LL-JKWKLEK, fte. SPECTACLES. Having purchased the Entire Stock of SPECTACLES OF A DEUEA8ED OPTICIAN, I will sell them for less than oue-feiirth their value In order te close them out quickly. Spectacles that formerly eeld for (2.60 per pair I will new sell for 60c. Understand, this ia net a cheap Sptctaclt, but the finest lense and frame that is made. Will measure your eyes with accuracy, and can guarantee a fit In every instance. As the line is lim ited it will be well te call early. CHARLES B. OILL, Jeweler and Optician, Ne. 10 West King Street, Laucastcr, l'a. w ATCIJK9. WATCHES! BEE THE TEST DISPLAY IN OUB WINDOW Of THE Geneva Nen Magnetic Watch, The only Watch made wbleh Is guaranteed net te be affected In any way by ELECTRICITY, WA1TBE (!. HERS, Ne. 101 North Queen Street, LANOABTEU. PA. nl-tfd - MJ. FUKXITURB. kAaMmwAa VUHCj A. GIBBS. Our Advice. New that house-cleaning time Is here, send your old furniture te the Second - Hand Stere. Yeu can get as much for it as you will pay us for New Style Furniture. Step ur-sTAins at 3 1 Seuth Queen street, see our large stock and get the lowest prices in this city. Have a leek at these new patent brace chairs, same price as the old style and much stronger. OCHS a GIBBS, 31 Seuth Queen Street, Up-stairs. aprlUyd "IXTIDMTfKK'S. Furniture THE OLD COllNKli is itull or aoeu new hung. Our stcek la tee large and must be reluct fl beleru the season dost a Te doth! we hive oenoluded te give the people a chance te get Geed Furniture 1 AT A LITTLE COST. We have some goods (net the neweit, but Just as geed) that will be sold If luu price put en thorn will s-ll thorn. ThosearoGUKAT UaKGAINS, and we ex peet te eee them move lively. WIDMYER'S FU11N1TU11K STOliK Oer. I' eat Kinsr & Duke Ste. e UK KKI'AIU DJ5lAKTMK.T. HEINITSH'S 37 AND 29 SOUTH.QUEEN ST., LANCASTKU, PA. II you have anything te be ipptlred, tend It tens Wuuie ptepaied te attend tell uulte promptly. Reuphoktering of M Kinds, Your Old Hair Mattress Made Ovci Kqual te Nen , at Moderate l'rloe. A Knll Linn of NKW NOVKLTirtS In riusb, Tapestries, Krench Cretonnes (for lleupbol lleupbel sterlng) te select from. HEINITSH'S. COAL. DAUMUAKDNKK'H COMFANY COAL DEALERS. Ovriua: Ne. 13) North (juoenBtroet, end Ne, H4 North Prtnce atreet. Yaaea: nenn rnnee Direct, nearueaaing Denet. anr ltlffl LANIIABTRU, PA B. B. MA11TIN. holesale ami llntatt Dealer In all kinds of IjUAUIKK AU COAL. W Yaru-Ne Hi North Water andl'rlne Streets, abeve Lemen Lincister. n3-lyd r p ECOMMEND1U) BY EMINENT PHYSICIANS The "Best "Tonic, A Concentrated Liquid Extract of Malt and liens. i"or sale only at Nes. aiandiri WestWlugtUuet. cLormire. ASKEW HE. AT MOS. M AND 138 WEST KINO 8TKEET. eflf-ly JKDUOEU PKIOKH. L. GANSH1N ft BRO. Men's, Bej3 and Children's SUITS At Beduced Price. Men's All-Weel BnltsieducedtromtatelSIO Men's AU.Woel Bulla reduced from 110 te IT. Men's All. Weel Suits reduced from 111 te M. Men's AU.Woel Baits redueed from 118 te 110. Men's AU.Woel Suits reduced from 116 te 111. Men's All-Weel- Butts reduced from IIS te 118 60. Heys' All. Weel Suits reduced from WteM. Heys' All-Weel Butts reduced from 17 te H Heys' AU.Woel Suits redueed from TO te 17. Heys' All-Weel Suits redueed from 19 te 17. Children's 8ull s at 11.80, 11 75, 12 te, IS, L fa 50, Ezamlce our great line of Treusers at 700, II. I1.M, 11.78, , 12.80. , 3 80, U, II (0, IB AU splendid styles and net te be had anywhere else at the price. Grand Army Suits at 18, 3 and 110. Our Custom Department speaks for Itself. L d Bre S. W.OOBNWR NORTH QUEEN & ORANGE 8T8. LNUA8TEIt, TA. M VKKB.t KATliKON, Gr. -A.. R. Te every member of the Grand Army we offer a suggestion quietly don't buy a Cheap Blue Suit that will turn its color be cause you can buy it for n few dollars less than some one else lias paid for a geed one. This is truly peer economy. Ne one buys Clothing at such extremely low prices as the members of the Grand Army. "We've favored them because we think we're in debted te them for past service. We have just offered them Suits at prices without profit. Our Suits at V), $12 and (14 are the genuine " True Ulue," and If jeu've heard of any from our stock that were net "True Blue" we should like te hear of It. Twe seta of buttons with each Suit. Myers & Eathfen, UELIABLK ULOTHIKUS, NO. 12 EAST KINO ST., LANCAXI'Mi I'A TTIKBH A BUOTIIKU. WK 0LO3K, UKCOHATION DAY, AT NOON. Our Ail-Weel Indigo Blue, Asserted and Middlesex GRAND ARMY SUITS AT $8.00 AND $10.00. Willi TWO SE13 Or UUTTONS ABK WITH OUT DOU1IT THK CIIKAI'KST AND nusr in LANCASTER. TUKllt KNOltMOUU BALK THK PAST MONTH JUBT1MK3 US IN BAYING 60. CALL ANO 8KK THKU. MEN'S BU1TS, 110 l'S BUI1S, UUILDIIKN'8 SUITS, Fer Ureas and Kyeryday Wear. Alpaca, Drap d' Kta, Mehtlr, Silk Btrlpc, Iml- ta'len l'ongee Coats, uud Coats and Vests, Siersucker Coats and Vests, and Norlelh Jackets. $1.00, $1.60 AND $2,00 EAOH KVKKYTH1NO 1H rUltNlBHINaS-An In In spiLtlen will Pay ion. Hirsh & Brether, THE ONH.PBIOB Clothiers & Furnishers, COU. N. qUKKN BTUKKT AND OKNTUK BUUAUK. LANGABTKU, PA, ITOK BALIS OH HUNT. RESIDP.NOK ON THK EAST SIDE of Duke strict, betveen Orange and Chestnut, for ,enu lnA'jKINMAN, mu Rtd At this OfDee. HOUHKSFOHHAI.K ON TUK MOST liberal tonus en Weil Chestnut. Wal nut, I finen. llui), I'lneistidcharlottestreeU. AmP15J6uid Z01 NOin It MAUY BTKtCT. TTtOK KKNT-WOM APKIL L. 1BS8, X3 forenoorater n of years, the Straeburg llallreail, with coal and Lumter lard. Ware house, LocemotlTe aud Cars : all In geed and running order The lease of this valuable p-eivny pnisents a rare opportunity te any ptri duriring te ungaue In aplrasant, sell tutubllshtd and preninble bUKlneits rer con ditions, rent orether Icforiratlen apply u 'lllO3.0rIlhNUy llAbMUAUIiNV.B. iu&-tfd Lancaster City, Pa. Gansman i W
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