v f- -,i r s? . ATTBIt AlJti . ,. i m uu M4c aklea we. te I Fine odereti lleM of May rTOMt MtM glOW. The hawtheTti heughs an wet with drop That flash nnt sparkle, wh a tr ; Bint music chimes In every cop. Re-echoed from atar. On wings with Hummer Anncln fraught The bine-Muck swallow sweeping hy Cuts, like an unexpected thought. The silence of the sky. ., 1 hear Ihc laughter of a child Down where the meadow bank are all Fretted with shifting light and wild, And dreamy shadewu Cult. I tee two passing, where I stand ; I cntch the sweet soft undertone s But they are walking hand In hand. And I am here alone. &A.A.,in MatmlUan' Magelnr. TreupMalHBHrtM. Ne etalnterv enactment was ever hailed wlSG greater' aatlufnctlen than the nrUe taw or "he Connecticut legislature, which forbids bona te trtspaas en ether JjP' garden, the penalty for violating ft being a flne ??7, with coats, te be llirlleted en the owner of the trespassing hens. The effort of the law has Ixsen ningical; hens no longer rule In that state One may rifle for tnanv miles In the country ami net a hen will he see. Kvcgjr fowl Is Kwiuestored behind picket fences whose- pales are 15 fcet high. The result Is thai pence pre vails overywhero In the rural ilKrleU, the cause of most petty bickerings between neighbor hating licen abated, ami it Is the opinion of many country pople that rltrhteetisncss and peace will kiss each ether presently. . . ,t Seino fanners, however, cannot bellevc that tlie gallinaceous millcnlum has really come te pass, ae they have taken the pains te hang "no trespassing" signs en their premises te ward etra danger that wise and great leglVlatlen has already averted. Nota ble among the husbandmen who have done se Is Mr. Cephas Williams, of A olun elun olun tewn, en the eastern border or Connecticut, who has long been troubled with the hens of neighbors. A few days age he had painted an elaborate sign, and he erected It in his garden, se that everyone who passes his house mav rend In large letters: NOTICE We hereby forbid any hens or chickens trespassing or scratching en these premises nfler this ditto en penally of the law. Dii. It. A. Gunn, M. I)., Dean and Professer of Burgcry of the United (Hates Medical College, Editor of the Jrrm-eiirrtewiir, author of ''Gunn's New Improved Handbook of Hygiene and Do De mctlc.Mcdlclne,"says: "Ilcleiiglng as ITlote branch of the profession which believes that no Scheel of Medicine known nil the truth re garding dKcntc, and being Independent enough te ue any remedy that will help my patient without reference te the source from which It comes. I inn willing te acknowledge and com mend (bus rrankly the value of Warner's Hnre Cure. Clear the War Without less of time when the Intestinal cannl Is blocked up by reason of constipation, chronic. or temporary. It should he home In mind that this ailment Is prone te Iteceme last ing and obstinate, and breed oilier and worse complaints. Hosteller's Stomach Hitlers Is the precise remedy te remote thnolistructlen effect trelly, but without drenching or weakening the blockaded beuels, a conseuence always te Iki apprehended from the uuef violent laxa tives, which nre among the most pernicious of the cheap nostrums swallowed by the credulous mid misinformed. Tim list of experience, and of the medical fraternity, sanction Ihc claims of this standard aperient. Net only as a source or relief and Derninncut regulnrlly te the bowels, liver and stomach, but as a mriiiis of remedying ami preventing kldney and bladder troubles, and iuvcr and ague. It Is without a peer. gr.lCC'rtl "ttoiicce. Kupepsy. . . . . , ... r..Al ...... This Is what you nugiii. u iiavn. - ;" must bate It, te fully enjoy life. Thousand are searching for It dally, ami mourning because they fliidlt net. Thousands upon thousands or dollars are spent mimmlly by our people In the hope thnt they niayjattaln this been. And ret Itinnyhebadbyiill. We iwarunteu tlinlLlce trie Hitters, if used according te directions and the use lierslsted In, ttlll bring you Geed Dlgrs Dlgrs llen ami oust the demon D'spe-itdn and Install Instead Kuiiepsy. We recommend Electric Hit lers for Dyspcpsln, and all diseases ei I.lscr Htemach and Kidneys. Held at SOcandfl per iMittlrby H. H. Cochran, druggist, lJ7aiidPW North ("uecn street, Ijincnster, I'll. (1) A Scrap ori'iiper Snvea Her Life. It was Just an ordinary scrap of wrapping paper, tint It saved her lire. Him was In the last stages or consumption, told by physicians hat she was Incurable- and could live only a short ttmu; she weighed less than setcnty pounds, fin a. plece or wrapping paiicr she read or Dr. King's New Discovery, and get a sninple bettle: tt helloed her, she bought a large bottle. It helped her mere, bought another and grew belter fast, continued Its use and is new strong, healthy, rosy, plump, wcfc'jlug I W l,"u"""-, , 0.r,fl,'lp,r partuiilnrs ssiid Ktamp te ii.t.eiij 1V!UM.ih! 1V!UM.ih! Fert Hmltt. Trial bottles or this wonderful Dlscc-yfjy I'ree at II. H. Cix bran's drugstore, 137 uiid ltiU North Queen street, Uincnster, l'a. IlucUU'iris Arnica Salve. TIIK Hiwt.Sai.vb In the world for Cuts, llrulscs Hprcs, lJlnerH,Salt Itheuin, Finer Meres, 'letter. CliiipiH'J Hands, Chilblains, Cerns, and nil Skin Eruptions, mid pesltltcly cures Piles, or no pay required. It Is guiimmced loglveer. feet satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 rents per box. Fer miIe by II. II. Cochran, Druggist, Nem. 117 mid 139 North Queen street, Lancaster, l'a. June27-lyd Methers! Mnthut-H I ! .Met lien ! ! ! Are oil 'disturbed at night and broken of your test by a sick child Mitlerlng and crying with the excruciating pain of cutting teeth? If se, goat encennd get a bottle of MRS. WIN8 LOW'H H00THING HYHUP. It will rcllete the peer little sutlirer Immediately depend upon It ; there Ik no mistake about It. Thcre Is net n mother en earth who has ever used II, who trill net tell you at ence that it will regu late the bowels, and give rest te the met her, and relief and hcnlth te the child, operating like magic. It Is perfectly safe te use In all cases and pleasant te the taste, and Is the prescription of ene of the eldest and best female physicians and nurses In the United States. Held everywhere, 25 cents n bottle. mayltf-lyd&w Ptu (Goobe. SUMMER GOODS. -AT TH E- New Yerk Stere. The latest Styles are bore In Every Variety of I'l.iUl, Stripe anil Coloring. LATEST NOVELTIES IN nuEssaiKniiAMS, OUTING CLOTHS, TOILBDUNOKIW, CniTKHION CLOTHS, 8TIU I'Kl) KKKILSUCK KHS, COIIDKD GINGHAMS. Hundreds of Pieces te Hi-lee t from. Kpeelnl Itarulns lu DRESS GINGHAMS ut i. &, 7, 8, and 10 Cents a Yard. hTRH'KI) Si:KIlsUCKi:it. atO'.eii Yard. CORIlEDlsEKRHUCKERH, 10c n Yard. M-OTCH ZEPHYR GINGIIAMH, a) and ? (Viits ii Yard. TH I RT -TWO-INCH I'lllNTKI) PKltOAI.IM, boa Yanl. THIIITY-SIX-INCH ENGLISH I'ERCALIX, lixivllent tlunllty, !., u YunL COMBINATION DIHXS CALICOES, Best (.u.illty, IS Yards rur70e. Watt & Shand, KOS. 6." 8 AND 10 EAST KING STREET. Wash Dress Goods Hi Num en Ituirsday -pADttrS CBLBhYCOMPOUKD. It Makes Yeu Hungry I bare used Palne's Celery Cempea ami It has had a salutary effect. It litvlgerate the system and I frel like a new man. It Improves the appetite and (kcllitates digestion." J. T. Cert.A.B, rrimtts, B. C. Palnt't Ctlery Compound Is a unique tenle and appctlrer. Pleasant te the taste, quick in IU action, and without any Injurious rffect, it (Ires thnt nifted health which makes everything taste geed. It cures dyspepsia and kindred disorders. Physicians prescribe ft. 11.00. 8lx for 15.00. Druggists. WRI.LS, RlcitARttseK AOe., Burlington, Vt. WAIOKDMES color anything Never Fall! AT anv color. ways sure t "Pry H AQER A HHOTHEH. HAGER Sc UKKSS Hl'ECl AI.TIES FOHXIIE SEASON K.MHttOIDF.ItED JIKMST1C1IED FMJUNCINGS. GUll'UHE FLOUNC1NG.4. 44-INCH IIL.ACK LACE FI.OUNCINGS. KISH NETS, TOSCA NETS. WIIITRAND CItEAM I.ACE FIX)UNC- ING9. HOTTED SWISS, CO UDE D 1'IQUE The Novelties of the Season; HOIriNG CLOTH, Hand Painted. WHITE SATIN, Feather Edged, JAVANESE, Painted. HKG6R St BROTH6R, Neb. 25-31 West King Street, . i. ,, , - , . . i I, - i i . n iii - - - -I HKAT HAItaAINS. Extraordinary Bargains IN CHRPETS -ATTHE- TO CLOSE OUT OUH CARrET STOCK. Bedy Brussels, Tapestry Brussels, Three-Ply. Extra Super Ingram, Rag and Chain, and Da mask Hall and Stair. Ijet of 0-lnch, IR-lnch and Tapestrs' and Bedy Ilmssels. Any of these Odd Borders will be sold cheap te close out the ends. Remnant of Carpel at half cost. SMV11XAAS1I TAP HUGH much li-ss than cost. All Widths of Vloer Oil Cleths, Coeen, Napier and Canten Mattings. Carpet Kweepers, Cocea Mntts at llnrguln Prices Less than Manufacturers' Cost. Metal Oil Cleth Binding. WINDOW SHADES. SHADING AND FIXTURES. A few Blankets, Comforts and Quilts aid Htcamed Feather cheap. Great Bargains in Every Department! S-Come and get Bargains wblle you bave the chance-Be r. H.-Hterc will be closed Tuesday and Wednesday, 28th and 29lh, forHteckXaklng andfuriher Reduction of Goods. 6 AND 8 NORTH maraMydAw JtUttcheft. H" lUIOAUM A SON. L-OiA PRICES. Follewliig rtJlie.f9U;jfif-i'.(f eoedsJow priced nlwnys In our steck: Child's Geld Finger Rings, ak; Misses' Geld Finger Itbig8,75c:;Li.,,lU.':",'0"ia Finger Rings, H-9;' Sleeve lluttens, 23c., G0c., 11.00; Cellar Buttens, 25c. te tl.OO; Dfnniufd Cellar Buttens, 12.00; ladles' and Misses' Breastpins, S5c. la f LOO; Mourning Pins nnd FarrlilkV,- 2-,te frVOO; Bracelets, SV. te f 10; Nickel Clocks, 11.00; 8-Dny Mantle Clocks, H.75; ladles' Geld"1 Watihes, JI5.75; Nickel Watches, 11.00; Klhcr Watches, 110. 49tcpalrliig In all lirnnches by keim! workmen nnd all work warranted. H. Z. RHO ADS & SON, Jewelers, Ne. 4 WEST KING STREET. aravpet B ARGAINH t GO Shirk's Carpet Hall I Wilten, Velvet, Bedy Brussels, Tapestry, Ingrain, Damask and Venetian, Rag and Chain Carpets. OIL CLOTHS, WINDOW SHADES, &e. We Have the Lakef.st and Br-w Stock in tiieCitv. H. S. SHIRK St SONS. Cor. West King and Water Sts., Lancaster, Pa. attneU. -rUWUAL BARGAINS. Kirk Jehnsen & Ce., Have the Largest and Klnest Stock of Tlnnes and Organs te be seen In Ijinenster, In our Small Ware Department you will And Harmonicas, Accordeens, Violins, lluiijes, Gul lnrs iiul Small Muslrul Instriimciits of ecry ileserlptleu. Klnest Imperled Strings. HcadiiiHrteni for Hi I the Ijiliki NocltiesIn Our Line. irlees,runr anlcsHt te be the Iewcst. Sheet music sold at eue-thlrd less thnnrntn thnnrntn thnnrntn lojtue price and mnllcil te all purls of the coun try. Teachers will pleae urlt for Kjss'lal Prices. S-cend-Hnnd Biirgalu Departinent ; One Ij (r htjimre I'lnne, almost nuvr ; one Gndile Hiiiin-,oiinIenrten,one New KiiKlnnd all In liixsl order, uud the prices Hill suit ou; one lulling Square I'lnne a trrent ImrKaiu. Gixsl heceiul Hand Oncans at prices ttrnt will surprise OU' KIRK JOHNSON & CO., Ne.:iVcst KlngStrcst, -P. "".Pianos, Organs and Klne Kurnltiirn imiM'd. Call and exainlne the New Harris Music Binders. ir:i-lil.tw ihotenvrti'iit. R O'Mw I JUST RECEIVED PROM Kcenigsburg, Prussia, Twe Backgrounds hiiide especially for Bust and ThreiMjuartcr length Photographs. 60 1-2 North Queen St Next Dver te tliv 1'estufHce, Bfring medicine means mera nowadays thM It dM ten years aga .The winter eOMM has left Uis nerves all fagged eat. The nervea meat be strengthened, ths bleed pnrled, liver and bowels regulated. Pslne's Celery Oompettnd the Spring medicine of today does all this, as nothing else can. Prescribed by Physicians. Recommended by DraeglsU, Endorsed by Mln-' kters, Ommnteed by the Mannlsetarm teb' The Best Spring Mtdicint " In the spring of 1MT I was all run down, I would get up In the memlac with se tired a feeling, and wssre weak that I could hardly gel around. I bought a bottle of nine's Celery Compound, and before I had taken It a week I flt very much better. I can cheerfully recom mend t tn all who need a building up and s reng en njnj cu Burlington, VU UCTITED FOOD SS&SuSS' 00e. BROTHER. IIANDKEHCIIIEFS. Embroidered, 12c, 18c, 25c, te It; Hemstitched from 10a te 0n ; Fancy Bordered, Sc te 350 Mourning Handkerchiefs. DRESS TRIMMINGS. Fine Cut Jet Passementeries, Read and Bilk Passementeries, Black Bilk Crochet Trimming, Persian Band Trlmmng, Cut Htcel andBrense Trimming, 811k Jet and Steel Ornaments, Silk and Wonted Braids (all colors), Fringes and MarabeutTrlmmlng, BUTTONS. Crochet Plain and Fancy, Jet; Brente and Steel, renrl and Ivery, In great variety. Dress Shields. 3IRIUNO AND SILK UNDERWEAR. Special Bargalns'ln Ladles' Ribbed Bilk Vests, Ladles' Ribbed Lisle Vests, Ladles' Ribbed Cotten Vests, Iadlca' Game Merine Vests, Misses' and Chlldren1k.Rlbbcd Vests, 18e,le, 30c. QUEEK STREET, LANCASTER. PENN'A. Sail. TJ ARGA1N8 1 TO- JJnvitBelB. AItASOLS ! PARASOLS! TiiK LAitaicsT vAiturrr and low- liHT 1'ltlCUS. We epi'ii Te-D.iy a Hpcelal Line of I jics Trim med nnd Lnce Cesercd I'AltAHOLH, ut $1.75. Nothing like them anywhere for the money. Big llurgnlus, he assure you. HUN U.M11UKI.I.AH In All Grades, at the Maiiufitctiircrs. ROSE BR0S & HARTMAN, 1 1 EA8T KING MRKLT. ap2-.'lmdHAI-' T3mn I'Jil avviatfc "TANDARU CARRIAGE WORK. Standard Carriage Werk. KDW. EUGERLEY, Nes. iO, 12, , Market Htreet, Ittur of I'osl I'esl I'osl eltlce, Ijincaster, l'a. Buggies, Phsetens, Family Carriagles. The finest stock In the country te select from, We ran suit every body. Prices le suit the limes. A fine line of .secend-llaud Werk. New Is the time in get your Carriages lle isilnted uiiil Ilesilred. Our rrsilrlng cuiiuet lieexislltd. Onu jetef torUuieurss:lallytm terUuieurss:lallytm pin) nl for that purpose. call ami cxuminv wlittlitr ygti wi (, hiy or net. gatalt n kt. B OOT8ANDBH0BB. BARGAINS IN SHOES. Just received, direct from the factory, ever one thousand pairs of Ladles' Shoes that were made and stamped te be sold for MJMapalr, but the party Allied before the goods were fin ished ; se I made them an offer at the factory fur the goods and had them finished In splendid style, and I am offering you these shoes for M and K.00 per pair and every pair guaranteed. He this Ian rare chance te get a fiBO shoe for ll.M and flOtV. Alse a let of Men's ana Heys Shoes we are closing out cheap. A full line of Black and Tan Oxford Ties for ladles, Misses and Children at the lowest prices In the city. D. P.Stackheusc, 28 amd 30 XAIT MHO BTOEET, LANCASTER, PA. alydw B OOTH AND SHOES. OUR- PRICES ? Men's Light Checkered and Plain High Heek-Lace Canvas Shoes, with rubber soles, for Tennis, Gymnasiums, Base Ball, etc., sizes ft te 0,11.25. The regular pries of these shoes Is fl.R0, but we bought a " Jeb Let." When these are all wn don't think we can get any mero te sell at this price. Men's Wigwams, II; Ladles, 7Rc; Beys, 85c, and Children's fiSc Tbcse. tee, ure a " Jeb tM." Next let will have te be sold at regular prices. Men's, Beys' nud Youth's Tan Tip Regular Cut, Hook-Lace Bhees, $1.50 per pair; belter crude of Men's at 12, 82.M and f.1. Men's Tip Tan Lew Lacs Shoes at $1.60 and ti. Beys' Veal Calf Iacc, Butten and Congress Shoes, sizes 3 te f', .ZX We have one of the largest lines and assort ments of Men's, Beys' and Youth's Calf Don Den Don geln and Kangaroo Shoes In the city. Ladles' Plain Tee Tan Oxfords, 73c. and up wards. ladles' Tip Tan Oxfords, 5c. and upwards. ladles' Patent Leather Tip Oxfords, 75c. and upwards. Ladles' Plain Tee Dongola Oxfords, 75c. and upwards. The two last mentioned shoes beat anything we ever saw for the money. ladles' Kid Opera Slippers, SOc. and upwards. Tbe One-PrlM Cash loose. Tbe Leaders of Lew Prices -IN- Beets and Shoes, 3 & 6 East King St., LANCAHTER, .FA. 4nr.Htere cloned evcry evening at 6 o'clock, ex cept Monday and Saturday. "7" crijtnn Sail. H IGH A MARTIN. China Hall. '", jeu want te replace nny nrtttle of Crockery or GlnVs'Ctf.'KT0 """lt ,nn)' l"1 'neken lu moving, or If you wish 1 iC.rcl,'"C8 'd or furnish new OhmiKHall PH Is the rlac te gotrcllal.leBre,llleLow,'' Prices. WARES QUARANTEEdV V Exchanged If Net Satisfactory.. . High & Martin, NO. 15 EAST KING STREET. elU-lfd ... i. .'.i'T,.' , ,' .i .... ...im ..i3 rrivttvaa. II ARNEriH. HARNESS. HABERBUSH'S 30 Centre Square, LANCAHTER, PA. Saddles, Harness. LAP BLANKETS, Trunks, Bags, Harness Oil, AND General Stable Supplies, -AT- (Ht'lCEMOUTe M. llAuritui'sn AKe.v.) SFjH of the golden horse heads. ttcvncite. "r'UTHKItK. KAUFFMAN, ' ATTORN K Y-AT-LA W. Second Fleer Kshleman Ijiw nulldliiK, Ne. vl North Duke Klrrs-L art-l)d.tw T1RKPARE YOURSELF lOlt THE OPEN, i. A larte sirs k of I lug of the lms MtkMin. nslsraiii'tiii; from We. tofitue. All gnul and prlies of ut'ls, Hues, red meuiitliigs and ether siuhII tupplhs. Iiiudlng nets, bait ralu and cucU at flic old hiHileiiMrters. D. P. STACKHOUSE. we Gil BMT m k mm, Chas. E.- Iialicriiiisli's, JlUCl 9rg -HEAP STORE. J. HARRY Bargains. 24 Centre Square. Bargains. A GREAT BIG SURPRISE MCCAINS BARGAINS 18 IN STORK FOR EVERY LAPY VI81T- " INO OUR BTORB ANY DAY DURING RllCk JN TIIK BALANCE OF THIS WEKK. "-""VE mi 4" IWOHDER WHAT IT IS?" Dress WILLBEYOURFltWTTIIOUQHTAFTER SllIS WfMm READING TUB ABOVE. WE WON'T TELL! "ANI" GOOQSi COME 8KB, MAYBE YOU'LL BE GLAD "" SlUt YeUc-VMK - FlMNilJS. Bargains. I Cheap Stere. Bargains. New Bosten Stere, Ev ERYBODY VIHITO CHARLES STAMM'S, Nes. 35-37 North Queen St. THEY MUST GO! 25c DltKSS GOODS ...At 12Je.it Yard linSTWAHH l'Ol'MN U.'..i'.. At Be a Yard. 6O0 DHESS OOOD8 t ".,."V.'i,.; lAt 25e n Yard. 8I.2T. SILK l'LUHHEH.. 1 .' At75enYnrd. BRHT CHAIiLlES . ,...., At20etiYard. nEHTOHOANDI15l4AWNS At 12e it Yard, IIKSTCIIAMmiAY01NailAM8.'.'.'.';'.'.''."5. AtlOenYanl. SIldbLDRK WllArS .". At 8e Knell. WeHILKGLOVIX i...At 2.rea Pair. 7'hiCORHKTH ,..(..... ...... i...t,. ........ At hOelCarh, ftl.OO UM11HKLLA8..... , At tW.00 Knch. TenWHITKHIIIKTH , .' At le Kach. IllCST COLOHKI) CURTAIN MADHAH. ..'...... AtJOe a Yard. IMHAWHILKTAIII.K COVK1W, At $1.00 KneJi. 7fa-W1IITK NAl'KINB , At 6O0 a Dezen. JT..00 VIUTK QUILTS At $3,110 Each. KNITTING COTTON. .....s Atileftllnll. DOUIILK-FACKD CANTON FLANNEL AtlHeBYnrd. Cheapest Bosten Stere, s Nes; 35-37 North Queen St. B LACK HIl.KH. CALL ATTENTIOH TO LOTS OF BPECIAXIY OHEAP BLACK SILKS! ILt $ 1 -OO and $1.25 er Yard.. , Without Denbt the Beit for the Meney Ever Offend. METZGER& HAUGHMAN, Nes. 38 and 40 West King Street, Lancaster, Pa. (OITOSITK THK &tetrmii'7Qi? ceuT 0UHB" JL n f x. - v- ".jsj FHHNE We have ejiencd diirinif the past week a full line of Bummer Wash Fabrics and Lljht Welght Weel Dress Goods, consisting of White, Illack and Cream India LInens, Itlack Trench and Doniee Deniee tlc Lhwiis at U'i nnd SJeents. The !est nsMirtmenl of Zi-phyr Gliuiliams shown In this city at i, 10, 12( and 15 cents, .'J0 Yards Plulii Cream Craiy Cleth nt 12 cents. Hcetch GliiKhnmsnud Zephyrs nl 'JO, 2" and 25 rents. A full stock of French and Demestic. Hnteens at V i9 and M cents. llntlstcs lu rialn Crenm and Figured at 10 and !2)f cents. Chnllles In hnth Cotten nnd Weel, Plaid and Check Nnlnsoek In Will l nnd Illack. , , Fancy Open Werk WhlteDreL-HluiTs. "" - A k rin I variety of Einhrelderrd Flouncing. AH-Weel Cream Tennis Flannel, lji yards wide, nt 75 cents ; sold everywhere at 11.00. Alse a geed selection of HuushadcN nud Fans. FAHNESTOCK'S, ' Nes. 36 and 37 East King Street, - Lancaster, Pa. -OARDJiMcELROV. bard & Mcelrey, Nes, 33 and 35 Seuth Queen Street, DHESHOOODS-HneclalRwgalns In lllnck All wool, te inciir nie, exini uiue. 1 Inches hie. fttliai hrlna your samples of ll.UOiiimtliy and comimre with this numlMir. itriule-M Indus wide, !W) ; rcKiilnr price, 11.25. lluriculus lu Illack Hllk ut7.V, II. HI, lli'.f 1 M; our ll-V) uriuln Is 21 Indus wide, netual measure, extra iiuillty. Dress Goods from fs- tin. lliirKulus at I2, 20, 2j. 37K, W.W) and 75 cents, The la-sl line of Dress Ginuhnins and Tolte du Nerd ut V,, t, 10 and lilJc hi llui city. CO)lHI-7rH-('erscUntZJc,X)elS0c,7'c,tl.00. The II. A H. Dress Ferm Corset at 11.00 Is net ejuu luleil at .ess than tl.-j. IIOHIERY The lieslvaliiK In Hosiery In the tirlliiH' mill CliiMreu nbselutelv Fust ltluck HtW. lies' iiiiii uiiiiereu noseiuiei; UM)ERWKAR-I.adlei',-,I ... ...... ........ .....1. ....... Rlhbed Vests, VA, S. , 75 cents. Indies' V.-t, Me. Men sGhiiw) vests IremSic up p. On llfix"; worth Ms. Mce these Men's Jean Drawers chiefs at 2) : rrcular price, 75: ; this Is a decided biiriniln. OIL CliOTJI We carry a larnersteck of FUMjrand Table Oil Cleth than any ulnar retail Dry GikhIs lloiise III Ijiuenstcr. Wn Iiiek ceurliiiled te make a HM-clal KJile of rloer Oil Cleth. As this Is house cIcunliiK time, and she'ild ou wunt te replenish, come nnd see us If ou want lr gains In Fleer Oil Cluth, , IIICYCLEH Ilvfen'yiHiliiiy n lllcyrle or Tricycle rail nnd see us. Agents for the Premier Hufciy lllecles. Alse different inukes for boys mid girls. afcty lllcycles and Tricycles, lilcjcle IIose only 50c. Illcycte loiM!Huiiertcrsonly 2Scciieh, J. w. AGENTS FOR THIS SECTION, H03. J3 AND 38 SOUTH QUEEN (Cenl. T UMIIEHANDIflAK I J '111 'IIHIACt'OHIKKlKMANDC.VHEH. WIST. EKN HARD WOOIM. WhelcMiln and Retail. by II. II. MARTIN ACL, ni-lyd 121 Water htrwl, 1 Jiiicasler.l'a. TJACMGARDNEIW COMPANY. COAL DEALERS. Oiticwi Ne. 120 North Queen Klreel, and Ne. Ml North Prim street. Yaui North l'riie hl'et. near Readlug lleisit. uIVlM lrUiCAbrKR,lA, ". STAHM, COOPl'U HOUHK.), '- -' U AOU u. STOCK'S.' imp. Opposite Fountain Inn Henrletln Cleth at 2-'x AV, le. Our fiOc eunlltv Nest eriiile Id lnihes wide. 7&c ; worth M7Kc. Next trade 111 t city. ladles' nnd Men's 2, 3, K and S pair for 25c. tue luilrs ferilV. en sunn L.iiiiureirs.Meiiium wcmni uuuerwear, eueap. .-.. ... .....4 1 Ijidlm'. Guuui Vists from 'Zm no. Ijiules Huinme I-ndles' Huiniuer Merine let of Mens Grcr Mixed UuibriKgnn umieiwear nu let of Men's bilk lluiulkcr- alSlc and KK'. Oi itih fc mi t- a. DEALERS IN DRY GOODS STREET, Opposite Fountain Inn. ttiitmcv iU'aevtB. ST. CIIARLEH, ATLANTIC CITY, Ocniii iiml Delaware Avenue, will 0111 Tliuna iiav, Je.nk i:(th. lil-22-2inil JONAH WOOTTON, Jll. H'otelnehmandikI atlantic city. .- 0 W OPEN. Under New ManagcmenL 1. 1;. tlll.l.r.i a r., -ri,nciui. Ijite of Coleuaile Hetel, Philadelphia. l5-3iud 11115 rssll 1 l.-r , iiiiii a 1 I'ACiVlC AVENUE fletueen N. Y. A Tenncsij Ases. Flrsl'las Will 01x.ll liiailiiL'i'HHlit, Terins reasonable. tvirr' ISttthc. OHILADELPHIA A READING RAltJsOA READLNO A COLUMBIA DTVTBHJir. Am 4 kJ.. a .- u a - J w.B nut, mirr nunuar, AST Jif, IBS, 7 lenve Ineanter (King street), as foUeirs. -H ter Reading and Intermediate pefnta, Wee,. yj. 7: a. tn., 12:39, 8:35 p. ta.; Hiatf,!, i or Philadelphia, week day, 7 a, w tain, tn Hnn.l.v. SV. r. ' ' n 8:al p. rn.i HllnilSTs. S:SS n. tn. . .""A tii.:L :&"" 'i "....':.. .. . .-.( . rwilllff 7J30 a. m.. 1 iif-M-i' ft . ,.i 'J 4 .X I,ew Ye" Allentown, 12: n. tn. wbdk ay, Fer Allentown, week days, 7J0 a. m., ,,. VtT lntmvtt1m iw.1. J. -.Si m. ... m. . T - "i """. -.-,. days, 7-Jda. m., 8J6 p. M4.4; uuiwii,aQpilBi .' I Fer Lebanon, week days. r.-OO a, m., 116, 5Ht : j Fer Harrtshur. week rinra. T4VI a. im . ISdH !i , "S I "nnday,ft(.iii. S'J , w, ,- .... iilillllUJ t U.IU ' 111 rfj. i1 TRAINM FOR LANCAHTER. Sj iMVn ttisAi-llh. w.w .1.... wai .. fti r-uTm -. !!!! "i ml-r un"i -wi " Btfr 1 5 21 'wJi. "i . J 1 4ZM m a:u P. ? x lw1PwJ!,da,p"ta week Ai iiiji i.w p. nie t J Leave New Yerk via Philadelphia, week riaye, fj T: a, m., 1:30. 12.-03 n. m. J3 wcaTeiscw rerK via Aiientewn, wee dayi v 1-oea. m.,l.-00p. in. ' i-enve Allentown, week days, B.S3 .m.;iM , n. m lave Petlavllle, week days, 6,00 a, n tn. m., fc tav tichanen, week days, 7:U a. ra, 7:ll . tn. s Hunday, 7i1fi a. m., 3:15p. m. Leave Harrlslinrg, week days, 02ft a. m. 1238 Sua- -..jf?"S 1arryvllle, week daya, (W0, 9:28 a. im., , 1 A3 p. m. i Hunday, 7:10 a. tn. ' ATLANTIC CITY DIVIHION. Leave Philadelphia, Chestnut atrcet Wharf, and Houth street wharf. .Fer Atlantle City, -week daye, expreaaef, untiMwn. r"r- V.WU..UW.UW ..ii.. ,iiuiiniiuuniiiin, ' 1 7-M a. m. and :"0 p. m. ; Hunday, Express, 8-ee jj nnd9.Ma.m., Accommodation, 8.-00 a. m., ''--i RcturnliiR leave Atlanlle City, depot earner. " Atlantic nnd Arkansas Avennee. Weekdays. j-V Expres7.sXaiidl0:l2a.in.Biidl p.m. Areem.i" niodatlen.a.'OSa. m. and 4:D 11. in. Hunday C Expreas, 4 and 8:30 p. m. Accommodation, VM & a. In. and 4.-flA n. tn Detailed time table can be obtained at ticket offices. A. A. McLEOD, Vice Pre. A den' C. O. HANCOCK. I M'gr. Gcn'l Pasa'r At. F.NN8YLVANtA RAILROAD bCHEDULB X In elTecl from May 1.1, 1H8. Trains lkavk LA-icASTRR-and leave and ar rive at Philadelphia an fellows! lave' Leave Lancatter. 1:35 a. m. :2T a. m. t-M a.m. Ml a. m. 0-M a. tn. WESTWARD, raolfle Kxnmiat... Philadelphia. News Expresst; . way Pasacturcrt MaiitralnvlaMUeyf ;, i. 111, 4:30 a. tn, 4:e a. m, T.-OI a. tn, no. 3MallTrnlnN.... via Columbia H:0 a. m. isiugnra r.spress... Hanover Accem , Fast Lliief.... Frederick Accem Iiancaster Accem... IlarrlslmrK Accem- Celiimhla Accem..,.., Harrlsbura Express.. Western Kspress),.... Lancaster Acce. EASTWARD. Phlla. Express!. Fast Llnef. linraiter Acce IlarrlslmrK Express. Ijincnsler Accem Oelumbla Accem..,,., Atlantle Exprcssf.... Heashere Express Philadelphia Accem Hunday Mall............ Dav KsiireMt ....... I0-.U a, tn. 11:00 a. vln ("eluinblal lI:,'Aa. in snip, m. 2:10 p. m. 2..W p. m, fi::r)p. m. 7:10 p. m. TMp. m. 1:10 d. m. via Columbia vln Jtt.jey... e.v p. m, 4:10 p. in, Ml p. m, 9:20 p. in. ...,.,....., -t.eave Lancaster. 2:2ii a, in. 4:i a. 111. 6:1A a. lit 8:10 a. in. H:M a. in. tiflOa. m. ll.M a. m, 12:M p. m. R:M p. m. fl)p. m. 4:45 p. m: 0:U p. m. 8:35 p. m. S.-00 n. m. A AI t.M Arrive 7 mtm. v---a A US m .3 JV0 nl w. "ri S:,V). In.- s;l luau a. av. , A' . 1L a. Mi. TSI1 t:KK"2 , ".Sr Sal naw p. m. y HarrlsburK Accem..,. v:m p. -ts 1A-M . sinii irauiT. ,ww - "- is; tThe only trains which run dallv. -I" On Hunday the Mall train weat rnnaby way Columbia. J. It. WOnl). OAriAml PnssAnvnr Avrnit CHAH.E.PUGH. General Mnnacer, , L EIIANON A LANCASTER JOrNT L1NB RAILROAD. Arrangement of Passenger Trnlns en and after. ,-1 HUNDAY, Jlay 12, IIW. fa NORTHWARD. Leave A. H. v, M. KIiir Htreet, Lane. 7.-00 V1X lAIHiaster 7.-07 12:1. Manhelm 7:TO l. Conwall TM l:ia Arrive at Lebanon, ...mil 1:M BOUT1IWA11D. Leave a.m. r.H. Ilisnen.. 7:12 12:A Hunday, r. M.'A. M, &apj iy.il, H.-in IkM.'HiW 0, K.U :4':l7 7.-00. 0:S1 cta-a P. M. A. M Cornwall... ...... .,..- 727 12:15 Manhelm'........... 7:63 l:l- Lanawter....M..., B.-27. VM 70V:10 77! M0 8.-S3 9:13 Arre at r Klnt Htreet,-Uina X 2.-00 M,9-M A, M. WIIXON, HiiiiU R. AC. Railroad. ru . nt.it, nnpu v, ii. ji. 4?uttt'tuve. w IDHYEH'a CORNER. AN ADVANTAGE YOU SHOULD NOT MISS. The odvaiitnife of seleetlng from the largest and most complete stock of FURNITURE we ever offered, nnd ene which must satisfy 1J"; one. Ill well M'lecled, the ueweet la-' i niesLnnv design, Keed nnd Lew Priced Tim nitrniitnirn of selectlns from su. a a stock Isanlinportauireiisldeinllon, nnd assures Uk nurrhnscr perfect satisfaction. We were never In lielter shape te serve yen. In thorp anything you wnnt In KurnltureT IF 80, CALL AT WIDMYER'S FURNITURE STORE, 1 CORNER OK E. King & Duke Sts. Jti I) ami overvtliinic 'ilt-tK rTEINlTHH'.'r. '' Yeu Must Buy FURNITURE. Your house will net be conrfertnblc without something te miiku It attraellve te yourself, your neighbor and your friends. Ourttim Is In aid In making It attractive and comfortable for you at lliu least osiilbiecot with Furniture reliable and well mude. Our five flecf am ckcd te thslr utmost, from which toclieose.'li'pioiiH Nice Perch Chairs, WenclA.it rpdtiskcr.Cauip Chairs and CeU, ' HEINITSFfb Furniture Depot, THK l'KOl'LK'S BHOl-l'lXa l'LACE, 27 & 29 Seuth Queen St e CHS A ainiis OCHS & GIBBS, Furniture, 2d, 3d & 4th Floers, A Lucky Ciiancc. 31 b. yUEEX et, A reliabl e manufacturer made a let of special new designs in Oak and Ash Bed Roem Suites nn4 Sideboards for a New Yerk ... . . , .. , .. .. 4 dealer, wne tans, ana cannetr4-i take them. We made a hard cash offer for them, and they are y nere, ut iiritt;. m-ai s-ua w. i making. A chance for you if Vi veu're furnishmff. New style,' tvell.mfidu Furniture for "anyl room in the house at very small f nncM. Ochs & Gibbs. Manu- tta facturers and Dealers. 2d, 3lt. . and 4th Floers, 31 S. Queeiii?j Wi 1 &j -? M 3 Via 9 ft, J&& 3'i. vi M, ' V fk j5l .V4W ' i s: s -s Z&i -k';i n-ri'l eiF5: m- MB -a'. ' .3, i ! "r J " . 0i - m m SSlHJ n '- i' S! H! il Vi y-c",- J- tore will Clet (IHtonuiea IhJ'.) Jmi7-Sni4 mr.i s Liiiiji, Diuac, June 1st. ' iny2H-2uul l)AYK0WNE. wwtsiKiiigHireei, -' F.l a it?. 'JV alMatetafa"1" -?'& -i-.-afc-ifjaj.. T5" JJe -.-.
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