2 iVA V i K'y JPHE LANCASTEK DAILY FNTELUGEN THUBSDAT, APB1X a; 1S80; ,f 4 K, 1 A InUf HMie. Baneasassaeae .AKtfcfcW. tmftereHNCTtt . tie a.tl r ler Mitel Mill 'Ml MIMM'teMm Masts Mai lty trtMary for Woera- HMf.Wl iiii. TtastassJabt be ex. t MH;m profMitiea te uw krf.tUsattttiMi ca'MrtrJetle LVtBek m Dm DeeonUeB ile roMeooBtodtobobr Anr lectm who exeeate it; ler M7 yean (tee kdgce tMttdr aaafe la the pockets of rmlacM te raise tbe Decera- DOf vOxmhhne, It ie a rery cold i te undertake new te ret rtfWtlMtmtfeeUhta collection by t the Mwy from tbe city councils t It te be paid eat of the city .IraMWM clearly right in sayieg klatteiijr bae ae aatberlty te tax the t Ik Decoration Day expenses, ana itft a very proper example te his fellow loc oeoncil and administered a rjeatnbake te these who proposed fMtoeriatiOB, by aaggeitlng that aire their Individual te tbe fand and abstain i voting the public funds away for se i a use. OM,MaaeUman said that the Grand bad told bin that It was kM proper te spend the city's money rDoeoraUon Day as for a water works That was characteristic Army impudence. These men ae bob are apt te think, that neth- MafMBaore worthy of the public supiwrt i tbe particular work that they may Lin. We should net be sur- 1 if some particularly enthusiastic Tsadattaker should consider it the duty of public te provide mutes at every : fltieral, or if some worthy doetor should : aa appropriation for a brass band, or , at least a bell ringing, at every birth. fnOar oeuncllmen are getting painfully auly;,aad(e demonstrate it further they ; have appointed a committee en patks, iwhea we have no parks; because, they 1, we should be ready for them when we get them. As If parks were easier get itlam committee! But this was select OOMjeU wisdom ; which body seems te be rlatlng all et this kind! ; the com i oeoncil shows up better. - m - $; 3r Mr. Ksberts' Economy. Piaident Roberts Ulls a rittaburff re- jsjeter that the outlook for railroad ureuta starlag tbe coming year does net seem I ana no nas given orders te econo eceno econe I In his oemnanv wherever twsalble. Tfats is aulte characterlstie of Fresl tewai Beberts, or perhaps rather et bis teard of directors. The Pennsylvania laaUread mansswment has become noted I ler He abarp saasme of retrenchment sue Ibyaveilsveflarmaxnandlture. Its OBtoeutlve officers like te keep up with the ana te have their readwav and niMBent tbe best in the country; and KB.iMie money go te this end, : tber can get it. 'Tbe beard of directors let them have twben tbe receipts seem te be coming a .freely, but when there is a check in aw flew, they speedily take a fright and EMUabalt; se that there Is a very Jerky ewTemset in the railroad improvement, lad tbe superintendents an dlsgusted than half of the time at the inter. tsreace with their work. .jMOBemy u a very geed : and it Is tee feed a policy for President Heberts te aanonneeas newly adopted byhlscem- . May. It should always Dractlceeconemv. There is no Justification for anything eiae la any business ; and particularly in a BnUUe business and where the public let taxed for the support of a cari-vlncr corporation that is often a monopoly. .President Roberts iheuld conduct Mm sawiisUms of the Pennsylvania railroad SS$Mcnnanv as OAnnntnlcallv aa ( mn.t.ient "llrith its proper conduct, te the end that Bouemay nave me service of tbe -cheaply as possible, whlle its secure a fair dividend. Pres. Roberts' economy should net spasmodic. There are certainly I and flews in business ; and a greater iture is required for a greater ; and it is econemr te make It. I tbe greater business pays for it. As a r equalizer et such deficiencies in tbe Pennsylvania railroad hna i aadivldtd surplus from which it may Batata its dividends. f VTa de set understand tbat tbe present j ec raureaa preuta is caused by a Bie In railroad business, but rather r the fact that it must be done at 1pm loot than formerly. This la a result frVkleb comes naturally with the Increase c sautuau letiiuitB. J.UB Riireaus ILUl capitalized at hlch Caurea must rsjBJTcet te bave trouble la keep ijm' up their dividends. They cer. uy cannot de it by falling te keep Ir tracks and c aulement In condition. til a condition et present rivalry tbat re money than ever must be spent in latenaace and in car facilities, te meet eouueo. brightened railroad dlrec who cut out needed expenditures, rug te be economical, de net help Dives. It la the frltrht of the rail- directors that has breuzhL about I present depressed condition in manu ituriiMt Industry, for which there ii I'afparent excuse in the general cendi. let sua country ; ana wiiicb does net I though it will continue through r, However much the fears et presidents may fcelDtekren it President Roberts' economy will fall l ute leaves de. i ' : a BMlMMcer'a FHfat. M flight of lleulanger cu?ht te be boom ei aia p'i ucal importance, but 1MB done se many things that seemed te at, ana yet proved the reverse, that l la Prance will l wmm,.h .ni. liatenst. Frenchmen are net geed te for nreDhfsr. ar.d n m.. I hew the mass et the nation maybe ivy any tvtn. it bas been sud- i the coons of th n tmumnit Ifsueldal, becaus) tbe proposed trial tealsiasr would enable him tn ni ae MMtyr exi would be just wbat be 1 10 ralse us popularity te fever heat. itatadaBger. This Is the ordinary Mtaat position of Prance, and m Itobedueobiony te tbe fact that III also ia Europe. It France hid , ter republican experiment as we loeftrai weasaad milae of ocean MT from PurODMn intorfer. mlghibave grown ai we have uyaaa ovrelr.to a firm su- MatMwramsal; bat with jealous MtMW-4 bar em hae been fHWibtbttTonrealMkeodtooUiiA up 04 leek Bone; eat the bngttec General BMiMiojer ie a fur type of the attitude el thavMoaaUea. " BoaUaMrhae earprlsed ewrjbedyby kJefltea and area mom et htomest pewerf al frioade bars announced that Um? are disgusted with hiss, but it can bardlybe tbat bio stampede was acted without doe consideration of tbe effect, and Mere aurptlaeeBMyoeoQ fellow. It cab only be hoped that tbe clear-beaded leaden of the nation will be able te make tbe general' exile permanent, and tbat a few mere yean of armed peace may suffice te establish a republic strong In public confidence and devotion, and ablotebold its own against monarch without fear of Internal dissensions. Rhede Island. Toe The late elections bave been favorable In their general results te the Democracy, and new Chicago seems te be folio wed by Rhede Island Inte the Dsmocratle camp. The Democratic candidate for governor has a plurality ; the candidate for attor ney general has a majority, and the Legislature is undecided. In case of a failure te elect by the people the Legis lature electa the state efllcen. Tubbb Is an lronelad rale of tbe navy whleh ptaess aa offiesr en the retired Hit at aixty-Mven, no matter hew vlf oieus and efllelent be may be. Aa the life Is healthy In spite of hardships It very often happens that tbe raeat vslnable Gingers are put away en the shelf by tbli abanrdly Inflexible rale. Men with all tbe Are of thslr prime sad the rips expsrlsnca and dignity or age, who wenld be te the navy aa usefal as venerable atatesmsn have often been te nations, are forced te a life of unwilling IdlentM and no doubt te a mera early grave. It Is only a year alnee Admiral 8. B. Lnee marched en feet ever milts of Philadelphia streets at tbe bead of the naval division et the Constitutional centennial ptrade. Mew he Is retired. There should baa retiring beard with power te allow men te remain In service beyond 07 when tbey se dealre and are capable of the work. Aa a BEMBtir for leepleawen Bishop Theodora B. Jjymin, et North Carolina, recommend! peanuts, lie twya that be baa been greatly troubled with aleepleseneaa bat happened te eat rotated peanuta before retiring one night and slept te well tbat be bu eaten peanuta every night alnee and slept soundly. Be takes net mere than halfa pint end tbea drinks a pint et milk, which may be the real peaee maker, It la fortunate that tbe peanut la at last proving naetul, as an Impreaalen baa prevailed tbat It was only of aervlee in producing an ap petite for mero ptannts. The blahep con con Ien Ja, however, that when net tee mueb rotated and freab, peanuts promote diges tion. "They ahoeld be roasted before they are ahelled, and abelled only aa they are eaten. A half pint of abelled nuta wenld be tee many. I commend tbla remedy, with great oenudonoe, (te theae who are afllloted with Inaemnta, particularly It Indlgeatlen la in part the cauae of lb The peanut la a very valuable article of feed when carefully rotated and partaken of In moderation." Tuani; are inea alive ae nendlah tbat the death penalty eeema a feeble puntah ment for Ibetn. One animal of tbla kind recently attempted te burn down a benae In New Yerk tbat waa crowded with women and children, and another baa Jnat tried te wreck the limited paaaenger train of the Pennsylvania railroad by wedging eemeapllcubara In a anlteb. Vllltlna of thlaaert might be fed en aeme nutritiens but aenattlve explealve, and kept where tbay could detonate without danger te human life or properly. Tbe torture of anon an enxlena exlatenoe would be a very aevere punUhmtnt, for a man would be atrald te wag bla Jawa or blew bla neae lest an exploalen aheuld enaue. "We Invite tbe attention cf tbe ohemiotl experts te tbla matter. Admiral SciiuvcLurliaarolurned from tbe Kaat after threo yeart' abaoneo, and talked te n reporter of the glories of Japan. He found tbore a postal service aa geed aa enr own, oxtendlni; te tbe smallest towns, lie aaw all ever tbe emplreatgna In Engllah and found a sjstem of free publle toheola like our own, purely aeeular, and tbe Kng llsb language taught In every ene et them, lie found the benefits of this free education extended te the females aa well aa the males. At Ntngaaakl be aaw three acboela where 400 bejs were being taught by tbe mlistentrlet, and three achoelt wbere 200 girls were taught lie feundtbat tbe Japan ese are being clvllleed, although be could net aay they are getting Ohrlatlanlttd. He found the religion et Buddhtam en the de cline, and Ita templea replaeed by school. He found Intelligent and educated Japanese man rsadlng Dirwln, Tyndal, Huxley and Herbert Hpeneer, He found, in short, Orientalism beoemlng rapidly replaeed. He found railroad communication with tbe capital waa being rapidly opened. He found a system of national paper money, tbe counterpart of our national banking system with circulating notes engraved and prlnted In New Yerk, with even greater aeeurlty than anrreunda our own national currcney, and It la kept constantly at par. He feuud a mint coining the most beaut! beaut! beaut! fnloelnsln tbe world. He found in the interior a ejattm of canals with storage reservoirs luOlclent te supply water for lrr'gtUen. He found amall ftrma owned by the government, but letted at low rates for generations te tbe same family, etch family building and owning lit own beuses. The admiral saw few beggtisln Jspin, and no large prisons or alineheusea Uke ours. Ileeawa cleanly aud healthy peo ple ; no great accumulation et wealth, bnt general health and prosperity. The com. men people can live en three or four cents a day, chiefly en vegetablea and flab, and gat decent clothing for 6 a year. They drees chttfly in their native cotton snd silk goods. Their heuaea are net fortified againat thieves as curs are. Their tazesare light. There la a general apirlt of boepl beepl talliy and geed feeling and geed temper, The cenrta are much like ours, only rather mere speedy In arriving at a doclelen, with tbe right of appeal te the capital from the dcolilen et tbe local Judges. In abort, m bis eagerness te help ua reallre tbe advantages of life in Japan, tbe admiral baa made It appear quite tee pleas ant for any spot en earth, end throws an air of romanee ever bla whole acoeunt. It la freely admitted, however, tbat we have much te learn frcra tbe East, end are lcaa ready te learn It than the Japantaj are te learn from na. TnE Philadelphia Ltdgtr netca that Germany and America eeh appear tele tending ships te Samoa because tbe ether doe ae, and observe that this la similar te the excuse et European natlena for main taining atanding armies. The Ltdgtr wanta te knew why we cannot oerae te an agreement te de nothing or tn aend only one vessel each Instead of three. Tte auggeatlen la forcible enough te claim the endorsement of all Americans who btve wondered at tbe felly of Europe' stand leg armies and might even bs reduce! te greater economy. Each nation might send a single revolver supported by a cemml. ateaer with a email printing nresr. for lasnleg proclamations, and a flag. Te fire npea either representative would be te lianlt bU flag, but a single man would be comparatively bard te nod and tbe dinger of tbe situation would be much redueed. ' i De you tnlMr with chlibUlni t-1 cerllfV te thopiempt ieIi obtained fiein the i.e of B Uvatleu oil ler chUOrsn. and de net "fteettata toieceuunenaitai ue beat cure I everuiSe! .. wtA" ??." I tVWV'"'ew?V. watt 0e thtael ceuia ever jet cat ktMiatnac ysta Bara rttmt ewieB U t nam 'i5 Bauis or Vt. amU's Geoa BrraattasSBTem. WAITAMAKMSCB TkaHOar, apru 4, mm. Have you leen the Linen Display? We believe the match of It has never been amount, arrangement, prices. The latest wrinkle In wo men's wraps is the Cennemara or Peasant Ceat Comfortable and a bit picturesque if the colors are. Of course they're here; $6 and $8 ler the gen eral run; ie and $12 for ex elusive styles from finest Eng lish Cleth. All the new things are here whether we say se or net always. L Accident at the factory. Trifle, but it lets us pass a little let of $20 Surah Ulsters te you at $12 each. All sizes, latest styles. Sharp work with some of our own Raglans and Ulsters tee. Choice cloths fine English Cheviots, and fancy mixtures, stripes and plaid : but the cel ors of some, the styles of some (often the merest nothing) has held them back a little. Spring weight. Here they ge: $ie Raglans (or $6 . $12 and $15 Raglans for $8 16 te $20 Raglans for $10 These garments arc en a rack and easy te see il you're quick enough. Jackets are legion. English mixtures, Kerseys, diagonals, plains, plaids, in all shapes. We have colors and come by some se you shall have $8 Jackets for $4 $10 Jackets for $5 $12 Jackets for $6 Stockinet Jackets $3 up, Just opened a fine line of beaded, braided and lace Wraps in all the newest styles. $10 up. A few double-quick bargains in Fichus and Shoulder Capes. Spring Jerseys, Garibaldis, Blouses, Reefing Jackets, Blaz ers, and every sort of outing rig for ladies and misses. Becend fleer, chealnnt alrcet aide, reur ole ele ole vttera. Brocaded India Silk. The newest. Leaves and vines. Black, ivory white, cream. 23 inches, $1. WsatTranaepi, UidKese. ine teniest tint just new. Half a dozen shades from the delicate flush of a bursting La France bud te deepest terra-cotta. ' It has spread ever almost every dress stuff. Old lioieRltbR 01a itute Csubtu-rea Ola ltoie Meiirleltts Old JtoeHeY0ltk-p1uU, Btiiiie, figures 01a itoje Bateena and Uirgtianu We have them all. Here's a Henrietta Finished Cashmere, 46 inches wide, ex cellent weight, excellent make, and the price $1. We never sold a yard before under 1.2 ;. In thirty-one colorings. ear centre or tne atere. One of the last-in Black stuffs Is a 41 inch Serg-3, with Mohair Berder. Twe styles border of deep Brocade, $i ; border of Ribbon Stripes, 75c Northwest of centre. A minute or se at the New New New Boek Table. Here's maybe a tenth of what you'll see : The Playtime Httnraltat. SI 10. Tbe Itetebuah of Uliesrthelm. tl 10 Or ltameau. Uy Usergee OhneU 750. 1 aper, ie, Werji worth's rooms. New and oemplete edition. II U. r l'rent Shanutf. Nichols l'tlne Ullman. W.SfB,n?MM In New Testament, Eoeond aerlef. Vlncrnt. tj. Memories et tiny ietri. IX ter Wallack. Kugllth Wayfaring Lift, tlltV. tlML rourteenth Cen- ltja.uaiDwTh0,nM CMll,,9 ,rem " te AiVKll!S l?.l..SPeSw and " OymnasUcs ter the Well and Sick. CTeUPea?5mCecX J. Lathrej) Motley. LlTS0,.t,h4rUien' y Canen Farrar. 3 Vrntti! liuere11 ,a Mex,co- Hopklnsen Chept a kna eiher Muilral ,tayn tl je BUaudetVsni0t "l0rMjr Mfta- y i'J'senoee. UyA.S.Uardy. 0e. ?5. "aS,r'!l5e.Ul0 """' AuiBlla K,TM The Last AtubTtetn. 7Je. UtS1USaaX,.llfe. A N0T"' ,r0mlh0 Ve" A qaaker QUI of Nantucket We. UuUenBacht. Uy Amy Levy. 75e. All the New Beeks get te that table. There's no quicker place te see what the bookmen have done. Near Thirteenth, atreet entrance. JOHN WANAMAKER. -"VMHUU.i PUiJ, VOA.U LUMBKK AND COAU nWya " W&t0r ,Uet' castra. JiDUUAKDMKK'H COMPANY, COAL DEALERS. B?erb?.SS!,QttMBStm,'aBa pJ:-Nerui rrinee Btreet, near AetAinc tcfuua taeASTBa. fa WK IR ATT OADY ABESTOS D180 Valves, Jenkins Valvfs. Brats MletM t ve..Lris Uate Valves, iron Bedy GebS w?'?Il2hc,i Valves. Brat ChtcFvivJa! I aasxs attaaat sulteaaueet. tnttid 1 pAUf kTS OftUWT OOMTOUHD. IT MAKES YOU HUNGRY. -1 have mm rate el CeUry Oeaapeaaa sat H kaa k a ealatary eSTtcu it tavtaeraat taeaytttaaaaaiSeeiMheaaewBtaa. til yrevet Ue aaeetlt and facilitate aifettlea." ;J.T. Cersuwa, Prima, a. a. . PeatllVs Clry Compound la a uelane Tente and annetteer. n nit teteetawe qniektn tM acties, an wuhiet any lajatlems ravet. It Rive that ruaid health which make everything Mete goeC It ear dypeptia ana kindred df orders, rkystelans preaoilbe It, Si ej. Bla for tt CO. Preggtsu. WILL!, K10HAKDS-N Vt. A CO., BerUactea, DiUOIaDjM S.V0.rrtXsSSxfi CLOTHING. ATrENTlON I 1 respectfully call te aay rnreaasas for Bpneg. Tbe latest Nevel ties la SPRING OYERC0TINGS. The Latest Styles In rSiitlsff Ml Tnuetiitj, My nrteei art tne lowest, eenslsteat with 0' loawetk. HTBCPUTATIOK KSTABLISBIO. Btr AIM IS, HOLD IT. ASKEW! KOS. tSt AID ISt WKSr KINO STBKtT. tnaris-Sma Tyil.LlAlBOJS A rOSTKU. We Belld Upen Success WITH THE PEOPLE. Whflte meritorious attractions prevail I where the people congregate. WHY? lleoime the beatmtdaana. beet fitting Beys' ana ihiiaren't Suits ana Uent's Spring Over Over Over oetu at net rn'y Moderate Prlese, bnt at tbe Very Lew 04 1 l'jlccs are te beleunO with ns. Children's Sultf, 12 00 teS3.ta Beya'8nlU,S8.0) te 110 00. Uent'a spring Overcoat, ti.M tostcce. TRUNKS, CABBAS k VALISK& KNOX HATS, KN0X1TAT8, KNOX HATS, KNOX HATS. We are the Sele Agent In Lancaster for the woria-renewnea anez list. BUTT Uata,S)lO Bilk llais, se te. Shirts ! Shirts I Shirts ! . A complcte line and beat vtlne ever eff:rel tn WBITK8U1UT4, ru LI. HKRJB Rlllltre, I'KUUALKBHIHTf, UAI.lLO nHtttl'i, rLANNKLBlllKTB, UOMKT HlllUTa, UUaVtOC BlIBtTM, Ana all kinds of Working Shirts for Men and lteya. Oar Gent's Gossamer Shee Ismaflenpet very light Ca'fBktn, Plain, Me ilium -lee and Light flexible eeles, lnOon lnOen greaa and Laoo, at only tt W. Williamson! Fester's, 32. T,4, KG i 38 E. KING ST., ,AMUABTau,rA, AN1I SIR SIAUKET BT. HAItKinitUM PA. moeko, ae. AMWAAAVV TJOOK DKPAKTMENT, " Life of E. Gre&nwald." KeDtprlnH of Ilia Life, together with Ilia Karllcet axtantana LtteatUliconue,, BT Rev. O. ElvInHaupt. t or Sale by the l'ubllaher, G. L. EOB" DERSMITH, 46 BAST KING STREET, LincnTBR, ri. -rKtucai.oe. uivtta H EUU'S BOOK8TOHE. EASTER BOOKS -AND- BOOKLETS. If you want something real handsome and artistic get the Easter Booklets. They are "perfectly exquis ite" this season, and such a variety you can't help se lecting something. Tb. HERR, 51 & 53 N. Queen St, augW-lyd HKATJNO. F LINN A iWKNEMAN'H 8,0(0 varda fleer OU Cleth. AOreattargU AtFLlNNA UBKMKUAM'S. 300 Uez, Broema at 1 cants worth IS eent, At rLINN A BUJENKMAM'd. lOOUoz.SernbBrnahesfor 8a and lOe; worth lve aud 15c, At r LINN A BREMKMAN'S 100 Der. Whitewash Bruahea from ICe te ll.oe, At rLINN a)BUXNKMAN S. 80 Des, Basketa, all kinds and prlcte, At fLINK A JWKNKU AN'8. 600 Cejk Bteye, and Htngea, bought at forced tale, tellliiK at lea, than cot of manutactnre, AtrLUi.NA BKENIHAVf. lwi AJ,cl la thB lleuse-lfurniiiitng- Line, lalln. Weed aud lreu, at Be, loc ana 18c, At rLINN a BKBSBUAN'S. aw Baby CarrUgts at the Lewest Pliees. At I LINN A BllKNKUAM'S, isiNeaTiiqUBBHSr. 13UR JOHm . OABT1NQH. IRON flR UR1N11 IshaifVmSL f.Iy at ,nert notice, go tn JOHMBMT.auitaett-uiteaatltet. ' iLs-tM SattMasaatalae UOtateavtarsatA ThawtateraC left she asrve ait Hgm eat. fee en m eweeetaiea. ta Mea uver aaa keweta retmlaiea. rata eatenr 0wyeaB-tiM wnMasaa t uar aet aU this, uaiatcie aaa. Fiaaaaisaa ay rkyakUaa, eeeeaateas.ea ay nam, aaeteat by itiaiataca, aaawutsat ay taa Kaanatetarentebe The Best 8pt lag leiklM. "fa the InrlnvAflaiTT wuKl1nnAa. t would wt jpia the meratai wltaeeUreSe Mtltaa. aaa waaee weak taell esaM keMly gat areaaa l.beaiM a aataie et raise's Oalf- V18 sBcaaaa, ana eesere l aa taaeaiua alt very annek btur. I east ekeerfatty eed It te all hn --- g- aaa atMBg taBieg aeeieiB." Stat, a. A, Dew. BerllMtea, Tt. Laetttal ffflral ""nrtsk DaMas perSaetly. iWHlva root ih.rkytlesaataavertt. dm r uoeoa. J. B. MARTIN ft OO. Ten special bargains In the Dry Goods department. New Satinet, sold every where at iajc, reduced te ie$c. One let ei Ladies' and Chil dren's Hosiery that sold at ae, 25 and 30c a pair, reduced te 10c a pair. Extra heavy 8c Muslin at 6c a yard. 1,000 yards of Dress Goods, short lengths, that sold at 20 and 25c a yard, reduced te 5c a yard. Turkey Red Table Linen, guaranteed net te fade, 16c a yard. White Counterpanes that sold at $1.25, reduced te $1. Earl and Wilsen's Linen Cellars, all sizes, reduced te 10c each. Linen besom, splendid Mus lin Shirt, unlaundned, 35c each. Balbriggan Men's Half Hese, regular made, at I2c a pair. One let ei Furniture Fringes, all shades, at half price. J. B. MARTIN & CO. Cor. West King & Prince Sts, Lancaster, Pa. w ATT & HHAND. Ten will be AatenUhsd with the Splendid Value In BLEACHED German Table Damasks -AT THE- New Yerk Stere. HUI'BinOU QUALITilS, NKW UJESlQhS. 8a Inches Wide, tee a Yard. ee inches Wide, SAXe a Yard. tl Inches Wide, 7:0 a Yard. The Last 14 a L'cgnlar Dellar Quality. zaallent vtlne in YABN BLBAOUKD TABLB DAMASKS at IS, 17K and SCO, 80 pteees fist color TOBKBY BBD DAfetaBasee Inches wide, c a yard. 100 DOZBN HOMIB TOV7KLS, all linen, largest tlze Xe etch. BLIACBKD DAHA8K TOWII., knotted fringe, ftney borders, UK, ae and ass each. 100 dozen fall alzs, all linen DAMASK TABLE HAFKIN8 at 1 00, JJ. 1 17K, II 60 te 13 00, fully si per cent under regular prices. We effiir te-day special values In WHITC CUOCUBT UU1LX8 at 78 and 7Xe each. DAMASK PATTEKN CBOCUBT QUILTS at II te and 1125 etch, the beat goedaforthe money ever onerta. WATT & SHAN D e. 8 and 10 East King Street. J1AKDWAHX. M' AKHUALL ft RENQIKK. Hardware! Hardware! TUB LAUBB3T A8SOUTMINT. TUB LOW DTFUICBB. MARSHALL RENGIER'S, 9& 1 1 Seuth Queen St. BUILDING MATERIAL, OARPENTEK'S TOOLS, CABINET HARDWABK, GLASS PAINTSiOILS. Hense-Fuinisliiiig Goods. PRIMat NW OLOVJIB sUD, SST A Large Asaertment of Steves, etc , ete. lens-lyd NOTIOB TO THESPABSKR8 AND UUNMBRs-All persons are hereby for bidden te trtsptta en any of the lands of the Cornwall and fa peed well estates tn Lebanon or Lancaatar counties, whethnr Inclesed or nnla. cloud, either icr the pnrpeee of sheeting or ashing, aa the law will be rigidly enforced against all treaptst tug en said laaa of the aa- Amrm.imA <,r thlj notlet. WM.OOLaMAaVBKBalAjr, x-mmv m. SIIWiQifl AisejBiaaga sser sa. 'V.tsasaaaaa KM. ASTRICH'S s PALACU OF FASHION, IS East Kine StubTt. Lakcastik. Pa. 4 Will Remevi In about one week from new te their NEW BUILDING, NOS. 115 AND 117 NORTH QUEEN STREET. A few mere Great Bargains we offer before we move. , One let of fancy colored and Iridescent Bead Orna ments, 5 Inches long, at iec apiece: former price 40c One let of Bead Ornaments, at 25c; regular price 50c One let et fancy striped Swisses for short curtains, at iac; regular price 25c. One let of heavy knotted Fringe Towels, at 25c ; regular price 37c. One let of Lawn Aprons at iec. Special bargains in Tapestry Berder, 5 inches wide, at i2c a yard ; regular price 18 te 20c We furthermore call your at tention te our large and varied stock of Dress Trimming, Per sian Bands, Silk Cord.Passa Cerd.Passa menterles, Bead Ornaments, narrow and wide Bead Gimps, 10, 12, 15, 25 te 75c a yard. Bead Galoens at 50, 75c, $1 and yi.50 a yard. Alse, all the .latest styles of Wrap Trimmings, sleeve pieces of Epaulettes, etc. Selling out our let of Bead Sets, 5 pieces, at 50c; regular prices $1.25 and $1.50. One piece of black Chenille Fringe at 50c; regular price $1. Great reduction in black Dress Buttens. One let at 10 a card of 2 dozen; regular price iec a dozen. One let of black Engraved Buttens at 5c a dozen; formerly 10 and 15c; ASTRICH BROS. HARNE83. fARNESa HARNESS. flABERBUSH'S, Ne. 30 Oentrs Square. LAkTOABIAB. FA. Harness, Saddles. LAP BLANKETS, Trunks, Bigs, Harness 01), AND GENERAL MABLK SUFFLIE8, -AT- Chas.B. laterbush'f, (SQMMQf te M. HllttblUn ft Sh.) asysign or the Gelden Hene Deads "Wa MUSICAL. VAMAAvvaa J.REAT REDUCTION IK AUTOHARPS. Three Har.....................................S8 00 Veur Her.. ................................. ...as se give aax... ........................ ........ ..sa oe Anylady can learn te pity a tnnetn fifteen minute. Drep in the store and take a leek at te AMATKDBS and PaeriBSIOM ALft : We have at present the finest stock or HAR MON te Aa ever aeea la Lancaster and at anr prttlngly low pries. Bave several Beoenfl-Wand PUnei and Organ tn Ferfeet Condition, which we will sail at Battel ii lriee - Pianos, Gretna, Bheet Mnate end MnMral Mde. tn general In fact everything pertain tag te a arstelaa aanale benae. Kirk Jehnsen & Ce., 34 WB8T KINO BTRMBrT, LAMOABTKU, FA F. 8. Pianos and rnrnltnre Moved . Oat a eepy of Fred. T. Baker' New Walts, " Tbe Uevesaetnrn." nt-lydw CAHHlAHma. 8 TANDARD OARRIAQK WORK. Standard (Carriage Werk, EDW. XOGERLjET, Me. 40, II, it, ts Market atreet. Bear of Fest- oates, Lancaster, Fa, lhav new ready fertha Spring Tralethe gaeet sslectlen e( lieggtts, carrtaaes, Phat. toot, ae, tn the county. All the latest stylea teielectfrcm. A fine line of Seoend-Hand work en hand. Call and ezamlae ay work. The lowest prleee tn the state for fine work. Spaeau attaatlea give te lapaintlag and vepsirtag. eae eat el werkmea fspecialiy rAtA9Bfr 4i Bn Ajrm aaVM The Best Made Beets and Shoes. SHAUB& BURNS, 14 N. Queen St., Lancaster, Pa. mam-lydaw IOOT8 AND BH0E8. D. P. Stackhouse, 28 and 33 East rUng Bt 1 take pleasure In calling yecr attention te my line or SliOES That I amrecelvlngdtllyjtertheBprlngTraae, and all are made for these who Uqnire great durability and for elegance of style, fit and wetkmanahlp cannot be excelled. Prlees Lewer Than the Leweet. Ct'l and examine my arge ateck ana we will be pleated te try and ault you. D. P. STAGKIOUSE, SB ea 80 MAJ3T DKQ, 0T LARCABTKE; PA. alyd B OOTS AND BHOE8. WHY Bay Men'e Buff or Veal Calf Bain I hoes ter S2.00 when WE CAN SELL YOU Oenntne Calf Bkln PeamlMs Shoes, en three different last and eight diflerent styles, ter tat nrlea. A Mealam Tee Tin Bhee. In Liw. Bntten and cons rata. A Plain harrow Tee Shee, In Lace and Oen gress. A Plstn Bread Tee Shee, wide laat. In Lae, Butten and cengi eat. Theatietrun from 6 te 10, except lutmen tlened shoe, 0 te 11, ler men who wantoemlort. Hew Can We 8ell 1 hem Be Cheap ? We buy them (tt yen will nnttce by deserlp. tlen above) In Large quantities, ana Strictly fercash, which enablesns te sail them at or below tte price the small purchaser ptyt for them. Our West Window Is rilled with these shots, and it will be well worth your while te atop and see them. Have Juat received a Lirg Shipment and Largest Assortment of Men's Djuae.a and Kangaroo Bhcesln the city. Tke One-Price Cash Hoase. t Th Letdars of BOOTS & Lew Prices ""shoes Ne. 8 East King Street, LANOABTKK. PA. QUMMNHWARB. 1QH & MARTIN. CHINA HALL. If you want te replace any article of Crockery or Glassware that may be broken in mevine;, or if you wish te re place old or furnish new China Hall Is the place te (get reliable ware at the lowest prices. Wares guaranteed. Ex changed if net satisfactory. High & Martin, Ne. 15 East King BU ectiD-ua J l ATS, x a. LANOAHIEK'H eieuK. LEADING HAT STAUFFER & 00., Leading Ftshientb'.e Hitters. Our stoek comprises every desirable shape, color aud prlce In tte marset. Our sit', ilce and tJ-S0 HaU are acknewl. edgtd by everybody te be the ben beyend a doubt. A very deilrable line also of High Qrtda Htts always en hand, Bele Agents for DUNLAF & OOa'S Eeat Slln'Uat.tSOO. Beat Silk Hat, tare. or a ilM Hat there la nothing thxt anr. passes the Light Welgnt "WILCOX BilSTuN KKUrias only place tn Lancaster where they are sold. Trunks and Traveling Bags In high and low grades. Prices from 11 03 te siaoe; STAUFFER & CO., Mm. 81 M North Quean fcrtreet LAaOASTIS,rA. FREY MT ' ' V , ,. -5!I f 'ii ZJOvZ"' ZtlL. . "' " vZ . - ,. -?.v ?4 V
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