LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCE!, fetlDAY, MARCH 4. 1881. iticastci' i-ntcUigniccr. rva FRIDAY EVENING, UAH. 4, ie31. lu ilie Far West. Lancaster County J'arincrs In Neoraeua. "J. T." In Oxlerd PjcsS. After spending a time at Linceln'(Xeb.) we took :i nonliv.c.steily direction en one of the branch read1!, diFcmbarkinj; at a little te-.vn known as Woedlawu We were in finest of an old friend, who came out here about a year aj;e fien Laueaj-ter county, Pa., a few miles from Oxford. We had ascertained while in Lincoln that ear fiicml Moses Iirinten lived en section !!e. range G, but being ignorant of the " lay " of the land we n pahed te the posleuice in Woodlawn and put the micslien te the first being that we eueeuntuied for the habita tion of the object of our search. Fortu nately the limn was conversant with the ceuntiy, and appeared te be familiar with everybody within a radius of ten miles. Wc followed him te an eminence net far distant from the .store, and i.eintin with his whole arm te a .still greater eminence about two miles away, he remarked that that was whcie Metes Iirinteu lived. We turned our eye in the direction indicated, and saw a geed si.'-d heiw loom up ijuite elain. situated up in the very niuiricic of what appeared te be ulmest a mountain. The trail f.tr us t j pursue t( iea-h this place was very kindh pointed out te u.sbj our gentlemanly guide. ' Veu sec that large white house," .si'rl he, 'That's the Lancaster county peer house. Keep clo.-e te that, and continue cliuibin ' t!ie hill. and you're sure te get tlieie. A oe) house,' we I'xjlaimed, "and de you have t jieir heu.-cs in this country? Net many in mates," tjiiei-'etl we. The man exert us for a second, ami then ie plied : " O ab ml a dozen, but it will be full e'er long. If tins severe weather continues much leader, we'll all have te go.' Xet wi.-hiug te puisne this melancholy subject any lengei we bid adieu te out kind fiiendaii'l. stalled "ever the !.':!! I the peer heu-e," or in that direct ieii. After plediliiig Uireiinh the eii-w and ever the hills we at !. .' readied the iosi iesi dence of our iYie.id liriute:1, where we weie kindly w-deetned ly the family, ami tiierc enjoyed iiW h-.sjiltality ier n cir.iple of days. We win- loyally entertained dur ing our slay, and Jelt with the icgrel that we couldn't :vin tin longer. During ail our travels, and cspi'iic'ices, in t!ie West we have never bem under .: m ne 'lespit able reef, nor entertains d ii. th.tt home-' like way se churi-'.uisiie . 1.1 p- ;!e of 1 old Chester .m ily, t'.uu '..-.j duiiug our liiicl" siyeui:: out Lee .i thee Ne braska pr.iiiie.-. : :md as our muiil reverts b'iek te the ii.i'oyen d tys of It tyiioeil , am mg the h as-uit Jiiliaud valleys of Ji.islein i'eiii'.-., lvani.i, we v.'i :e compelled teb.ittle wuh our manly uaiuie t.d:iw back th tear of icgjt i that a oiupie win h:ive le.ued a '4.. udy family of 1 and girlsam ug th" plea-nut stirioundie".- 0! Lancaster e unity, should come West, ( leaving behind tluni llieir ievet-d cliil dien, settled in jeied and eoinl'ertable , homes, and commence ii!e anew, as ii were, after they Jiave alie:ulj gene some , diMauce en lil'i j.Uiney beyond the meiidian. Ag.iii! i siy i le.gret. te see set ' tied uie:: llir-e bleak and leiiuvjmu prai-lit'.siK'iv:!- wliebjni! passed tln;:ecenil mile p t iu '. iciMCe of hie. b cause it does net seem 11 itural that the couple v. he have attained lli-ir two score and ten and thiee se. ie vi-irs should leave their friends ami n-i.iiivi-. a iieutr whom the have live.l !' e ill' .1 'eniiiry. te come West a' that, lei.e of life a-, pioeeeir1, te tUVllv the i lei the ijemiiy le.'iieia- tieus. i li? tlsc leader v. ill ineniiiier nr "iiisj;:ii- wlia net distort my i . . t iiae written into tin-id-a tmi! i r.ni discuiarinL' Wes- ern invt)i-j'-:itie:i cetiutrv jer veiiu i de no'. 11 ': .pist the r'hvt'ue 111! il. W iisu.il time allotted te m-tt, will :. e all this country jieepad a-tliiekn ast'lustei eouu eeuu tv. Willi i'iile as eouilei table Ihmiic-. It is eniv a ;'i"-Mei! i'time when inulu' t'.ieir miiM!' -e"! l,,-e fill! ! ae', tiieie will lie as ieiie: timeei iu-ie a-; in l'eiin- svlvauia, v.iiii a'! tin: luxuries and eionieit XX ieTS. sorts of vegetation, ;nt! all 1 1 nit. unless it lie the jiceli, which does net wni i. thrive. Tiii'euuii the kindness of Will Iirinteu we livt th" !e.iure of a iile.isant drive up the O.ik cieel: ler sivcr.il miles, heie we rtv- ".uauj thrilty apple eichrud.s, wlii.di from all tijipiV awes were deiii isuite as weil as tiie same kind of tiees in i': i!--Iv:uia. Tdanlaud, New Jei.scv or .cw li'.fK. I lie en I V, v dnr.vita.:!; I can see i. e-..i... l,! r.uli fn' :ii isi tli. lii.fl. i" ,'i! v.im which jnev.iils-ii! threi'uh this e.iuiniy. GaUieiinii lerce as it sweeps ever tin '-ci prairies it jriews -.M ti.nes pietty slrenir, lilts will, ht.vvevrr. eisviatc tins ohjr-tt:eu j u. ulerus, I.cticohlieca, irregularmid pain as feics! cultur" becomes mete univcr.s.il 1 I".! jlenstnmtlen, all Ovarian Trouble-, Mi ami the tree:, t'l.'.taie new j-l.intui becenic inatuie eneu-.Ii t. he of some I'lndi.tnce te tlie frinds. Our gieat elijei'li.i'.i te tiie'ieer life in the AVcsc is the cosmeji.tliran iieepie which s.utle npv.i tli-'se l.i'ids. fhey come from ever. seelii 11 of (heiebe, and consequent ly are of every natiemi lit y. Yen eneial'y ha-c the Iuss':,;;i en one side, the fair-haired Nrw "ji.ti: en aiMther. the (.'ermaii 0:1 another, the Fifiifhiu'in 011 another, and se en ; but i lind our iiieuil I'riuten veiy fort filiate in this respec! This section is soft led by a jjoeil cla-ss of American born e'tir.ciis, iit'c'lire'it, iVce anil epen-heaticd jieeple. Ailjeiniisjl ?Ir. lSnuteu'.s jiiice ou the east lvs'diT. C'h.nt.-y "tltierf. litoe! Bart township, L.r.c- t'-r county, ile was, they tell me, one of the he.p.icst -tock breeders in the ceinty, h.T. in. 1 believe, as much as .0 000 inve-fed in tint kind of prej;criy. lie did net m.d:-: a siucess of it, se he c.im-; ut h'-re 1 ist winter and purcha.-cd tiiiee luii-dred and twenty acres of i-tilread lauds :ud is low ivin his ex clusive attention ie raisini .she:1) and hops. He has senie ei-ht hundred Iie.ul of the feimcu all deine; well As shecp raisiii"; is one of iiic most lemuiierative industries of the "West, he will no doubt in a few yeaisie.yi a lic'i hirvest for his labor. In this section of the state ijrewiu coin an.l fattening lv-i .ve (he ehiei'iiidusuies auienjj the farmers. Tin; . ' . in Ne brasKt; was a pirtia! failu e 1 ist season, consequently Mr. Ihin'e'i bcii'ij iii.sfust season, had very lit!'-', yet he is e.alinjf fifty heS. He txpuis te ine.uM-e this nuinbcr next seas t-c. erui fold, when he will plant some sevent -live te : hundred acics of coin. A short d's'ance fiem Mr. 15rinten's Jeseph ll.dlnvell. his b. ether in law owns n farm, but as h:s bus'me s ivqitiics liim in Eiuce'n sneit of (he time! he does very "itfle fai-mie";. Mr. Drinteti prides hiiusefeii Ids superb 1 lOCatlOil ier OOi.UUIU-a 1. lir V1CV Ol tile a . f 1..-T. .-..- i'.T. -.-. n -. ii surrettnain cenutrv. Ait.u- :t cur.-ery J iiiim-d'ate payment, and these having claims view of the situation 1 am inclined te or demands against the same, will pi esenl j, . , , -,: ... ,, 1 r- 1 tiicni wiiiieiit,lelay te the undcrsfgneii. think he will 'Tat ly e.' 1 ue jiaim. Ian- ; UKItKCCASKNKK. coin is plainly v:s'-b!e i-i the south ej-t live Aemiiiistiatnx, miles distant'. v,hile, leek which way -.oil o-te ;. Peier.V Sens, Lumber and Ceal Deal .... .... . lis V . K . I'nmrr I'rilice anil Wu Unit StlCflS. ,. .11 b,,ii I Jin. till wi nii;ii, l'ii tH ' will see. the iron 1101-0 speeding Sivii'tlv i ...ill ...(...,,,. i,.r;.r .11 .!. ....... .....1 . ... ever the prairies. Fi-ur di.tereut lines "it read are visibl- fiem Un-. p.iiet, and there the 'icw tip or down the .Oik valley i niagniuceuc ier nines, .viiecuier, i :m VJl ,.' ,,!, j constrained te sav .Mr. 1. is vi favored in his location. Chnrchc. schoejs postetnees. mills and stores are thiutr in. ' dispensable te the hapiiiti'.'-s and welfrre of man,, and the settler who is favored witu a close pntxunity te all these, should indeed feci a prtz-s in I,; j.0,i (01t,l;ie. I ir. urinien iau oetsj of ., r.,i, ;,1(j.;.; pensablcs. j Complications. If the thousands t . t new has- the'r rest --v ej coiup,icatlen..f j would lie speedily cured. It acts en both erpins at the same time and theicfere com pletely fills the hill ler 11 perfect remedy. If veu have a lame hack and disordered kidneys "u-eitat ones. Don't neglect them. Mirror and Farmer. I28-lwd&w Ne Evaporation. There is no Evaporation or Deterioration in strength about Dr. Themas' EclectricOil. The ingredients of this incomparable nnti-j;heu-maticand threat nwl lungremedyare net vol atile, hut fixed, pure and imperishable. Pain, lameness and stiffness are relieved by it, and it may be u-ed with equal benetlt externally mil ttitemiillv Fer pale by il. B. Cochran, druggit, 137 and 17J .North thie-en street, Lancaster, Pa. " Lie: Klg Lies !" Net se fast mv friend ; for if you would see the strong, health v. blooming men, women and childien that tiave been raided lrem beds of .ickiu in suffering and almost death, by the u-e .t Hep Hitters, yen would say Truth, clni'luiis truth." f-ee "Irulhs," in another column. 117-2wd&w niessings lu Ilmguisc. Jeseph Itu-an, l'crcy, Ontario, writes : ' I w.is induced ietrv Themas' Eclectrle Oil for a lameness which troubled me ler three or tour veai-s, and I leund it the he-t article I ever tii'-d", It lias been a great blcs-lng te me." Ter sale bv II IS. Cochran. druggNt, 137 anil IC'J North yfu.-cn street, Lancaster, l'a. 3IEIHC.IL. I'ltOVEUIM. "The Itiehes-t ISloed, Sweete-t Itreath and Kaii est kin :n Hep J.ilteis.'' " A Httl.- Hep l!ittei saves big doctor bills and long slccnesi." 'That invalid wife, mother, i-tcr or child can be made the picture 01 he-ilth with Hep Hitteis." When worn down and ready te take your bed. Hep Hitters is what you need." . "Don't physic and physic, ler it waknis ami destroys", hut lake Hep Jtitlers, ami build up continually.'' " rhy-ieians d all schools ue and lecom lecem lecom uieud'llep ISilter.-. Test them." "Health i beauty and Jey Hep Itittus uive heMltli anil beauty." "Ther.'are moiecuret made with Hep Hit-ti'r-, than all ether medicines." ' When tne brain is wearlad, the nerves iin xlruiigg, the muscles weak, use Hoj Ililtera." "That low, nervous fever, want el.sleep and wciknes, calls for Hep Hitters." Hep iiiiicfti .ManaractJirliig Ce!:i!iyi tlechc-ter. New Verk, ami Terente, Ontario. marl-lydMWK&w vMlAL5.-l'eX. In ceiiM'tiucncc of the very large number el ciMSdl ibis fatal disease new in our state and especially at l'iii!ade!pl:ia, 1 have pinvided niysell villi Fresh Animal Yaccine Tims, t'KOM Dlt. MAKT1N. Of HOSTON, ; ilh wh'eh 1 am piepnred te vaeeiu.ile or le vaeelnale anyone who desire te lie dNeace dNeace pitief a 'aiiisi this uiiplea-ant malady. Having lu ly tested the quality et liie Virus el lir. .Mai tin, as obtained ti-eni the (,a!t, in j.OKi-ase,, I e.iu unliesilatmglvsiy itisalme-t a jicrleet preventive et small-Pox", DR. C. A. GREENS, (:!5 Yens Experience), N. ar ehtii eui.i:n' stkeet, ;iMtdMVF.VS:"J Lancaster, l'a. Mrs. Lvdia E. Pinidiam, OFLYNN, MASS., M M i DiSfflfP I I Jfpv VeviahieCeniDO'iim llie8:ivier of Her Sex. Hoai ih, Hepo and Happiness stored by the use of He- LYDIA E. PINESAM'S Vegetable Gompeimd, " Tite Positive Cure Fer Ail Female Complaints. This prepur.itien, as its name signifies, cea sists et Vegetable Properties that are harmless te tin most Uelicate invalid, fpen one trial , t'le merits of this compound will be recMnized, as relict Is iiumediitctand when its t'suis -en- tinued, in ninety-nine cases in a hundred, a l permanent cure is effected, as thousands will ! testify. n account of its proven merits, it j te-day recommended and prescribed by the ' lies! ii hv.sieiaiis in tne country. I It will cure entiielv the worst form of f.illln ! Uaiamatien ami Olecranen, l-loettlnfjs, all iiis- plat fluents and the consequent spinal weak 1 ness. and is especially adapted te the Ciaiige 1 of Lire. In fuel it has proved te be the createsi. and 'ii'st remedy that has ever been discovered, it lieimeale.s every portion of the system, ami nive x new lite and vijrer. It removes laintness. Ilatnle ticy. destroys all cmvlnij ter stimulants, cud reliel es weakness 01 the stomach. Iteuies i:ieatin;r. Headaches, Nerveua r-e ti.itiea, (Jencral Debility. Sleeplessne.-ri, lie pressien and Indiijestien. That leclingofbeui leclingefbeui int; dn n, chusIiib pain, weight and backaciie, is always permanently cured by il- use. It will :'t :i!l times, and under all circumstances, act in harmony with the law that governs the lemale system". I-'or Kidney complaints of either sex this Compound is unsurpassed. Lydia E. Piukham's Vegetable Compound is;ie.epared at i"1 amt 23Ti Western Avenue, f.yim, ."lasj. Price SI. Six bottles ler $."1. bent by mall in the form et pills, le in the form el lozenge, en receipt el price, $1 per box, ter either. Mrs. 1MXKJIAM lrecly iinswcrs'nll let ters et inquiry. Send ter pamphlet. Address as above. Mention thix paper. Ne family should lie without Ii'MA V. I'lNKlIAirSLlVKU TILLS. They cure Con Cen Con stip.'.lien. l'ilieusncss and TerpidUy of Use Liver. S3 cents per bes. Jolmsteu, Holleway & Ce.. (Jeneral Agents, Philadelphia. Fer sale by C. A. Lechcr, 9 East Ilin;r btreet and itee. AV. Hull, 1.1 West King street. y-2MvliedAv.- CJL KO rXCES. - .j-t JSTATK Ot' I'KKIJKKICK IVLi:, Jit., jlateet laiicisler city, deceased. Letters of administration en said estate having ueen granted te the undersij;neil, all perse'is in debted te said decedent, are quested te make immediate settlement, and these having claims or dema ds against Hie e-tateef a!d decedent, te make known the same te the undcrsiinictl without dclav, residing iu i.au taster. J1LNKY WOLF, If. I". IJavis, Administi-ater. Attorney. IcblGCtdeaw .STA1K eir j:iw. a. sexkie, l.vtj: Of ii ihe City et Lancaster, l'a, deceased. I."llesef aeminist ration 0:1 s.iid e.sfr.te hav- :ig been gr.intfd te the undersigned, all per , ,, ,. i,l,.l,t.! tlinret.i.ir., lenuesteil te niakfi .......... .-. -- I.aie:;-t r, Ta jan SSOtdeaw IVTAfK OV S Alt All MOSTGOJlKIty j luffeftlie citv of Lancaster, dccca-cd Lelteisel administration en said estate hav iua lM-fii gi-anted te the undersigned, all per- t Ml v 1 UltUMJU liiUlL'U'tllv; im mmwi n- Jiih.v iiinniHlirttc payment, and these having clniins them ier settlement te the undersigned, re- sitlmginsaid city. KLlZAltETH MONTGOMERY 11. It. Swauu, Administiatrix. Attorney. Ian2 -Gtileaw l'l)'jV,STOHS. W. H. BABCOOK, Attorney-at-Law, et Washington, P. C, form erlv an ex iminer in V. S. 1'atent Oflice. offers bis" ci vices as solicitor before the U. S. and ferei'ii Patent eilices. Careful work at fair prices. Was associate et Mr.. lacobStaullcr.et 1 ..nraster. until the latter's death. H0-3ir.d&w IBI' GOODS. XTVKLTIli! IS SUAKF TINS. THE "BERNHARDT" GREYHODND PIN ODERSIIIRTS AND DKAWEKS, AT B. J. ERISMAN'S, . THE SII1UTMAKEU, (JO NUUTH jCKKN STKKKT E VtltV WAY nitlXGS SOSIETII1XW NE1Y FAHNESTOCK'S. New (Joints opened almost daily at FAHNESTOCK'S. Fair Dealing. Ne advantage taken et any body at FAHNESTOCK'S. They de an active business and buy all their Goods for Cash, at FAHNESTOCK'S. Ciewd.s are -een daily flecking in -nrtli et jXcw Desirable Goods, FAHNESTOCK'S still selling all the Best Dress Ginghams at 12 1-2 Cents, FAHNESTOCK'S. Nest Doer te Court Heuse. r Aiin AM fJEXi'LEWKX. inn- Carpet Department eealaiiis at Hie iiresf nt lime the Finest and Largest Assortment or- Beriv & T.mesti-y Brussels, EXTRA SUPER INGRAINS, DAMASK EALL, STATU CARPETS, Rag and Hemp Carpets, tint " ever had the ple-isure te eiler. We de net want te say much about them in eiir adveitlscment, but simply ask you te call and see them, as we are cenlident we can show you as nice style as are offered this season, all at the veiy LOWEST CASH PRICES. m & Hnrst 25 Bast ICing Street s T. NICHOLAS UOTKL. TO St Has Mel, NEW YORK. Geed looms and full beard for THREE DOILAIiS PER DAY. L-irger and deub'e rooms at reasonable rates as heretofore. Fer attention te the comfort of its patrons, ceuveu'ciiees and safely, this hotel has never been surpassed. URIAH "WELCH, Proprietor. (Alse of American Hetel. Itiehfleld Springs, N. V., open ler .Summer Season, about 17th el June). l.tE4tdTu s r::ciAL notice. Tnr. IXSPECTOKS OF THE LANCASTL'lt COL'NTV P1J1SOX dcsii-e te call the attention of the public te the large asseitment of JsUPEI'.IOlt KAG AND JUTE CAKPET, ?I:irte of the very best material. Alse, BASKETS, CIGARS. GJIAIN HAGS ANKPAPEIt BAGS OF ALL SIZES, ' suitable for Millers and Grecsrs, which will be sold, wliolcsnle or .retail, at greatly reduced prices. U;ST03IEKS' CAUPETS WOVEN AS USUAL, , according te directions, and at short notice. . NUT HBW By order of the Beard. J. L. il0-lnui2taw&lmw HOFFMEIBE, Fresldmt I Itur UOOUS, VSVEJtWVA 3i, S.C. L!1'ECIAL WALK OP DRESS SILKS AT THE NEW YORK STORE. wait, sum & CO. Have secured a large consignment of SUMMER SILKS, '. COLORED DRESS SILKS, BLACK CASriMERE SILKS, which they offer at prices never e'tualled in Lancaster. A Choice Line of SUMMEi: SILICS Iu new and desirable effects, at 5'i cents a. yard. A Large Assortment of New Shades in COL OltK l UKKbS SILKS at 5s cents a yard. An ElPgant Line of T.LACIC CASHMKKE SILKS at $1, l.i'i. 1.50 and 1.7" a yard. These goods were considered cheap at $1.25, 1.50, 1.75 and 2 a yard. We invite ladies te call and examine these goods, as they arc the bct value we nave ever offered in Silks. Watt, IShand & Company, NEW YORK STORE. S l'KINU DKKSS GOODS. SPRING DRESS GOODS. 1881 1881 SPRING HOSIERY, SPRING HOSIERY. 1881 SPRING UNDERWEAR, SPRING UNDERWEAR. 1881 SPRING GLOVES, 1881 SPRING GL0TS. 1881 LIXKXS AXl) TOWELIXl'S TICKIXGS, CHINA, GLASS, AM) QUEKXSWAUK. CAIti'KTS XI WALL rAPKU. 1881 1881 J. B. MARTIN & CO., Cor. W. King and Prince Streets, LANCASTKlt.l'A. c lAiri'KTS, AT HABER & BROTHE Ne. V.'EST KIxMt STREET. NEW STLE JIOlil'KT. NEW &TYLE BODY BUU&SEL-s. NEW STYLE TA PEPTIC Y BitUSSEI., NEW STYLE TilBEE PLY". NEW SIY1.E EXTI'.A SUPEKFlNf., NEW STYLE WOOL isGBAIX, NEW STYLE COTTON CHAIN, NEW STYLE HALL AN!) STMIt, NEW STYLE BOB DICK'S. We invite special examination of our Carpet Stock, which is new. complete iu the latest Spring Styles and Colorings, and is the largest elfering ever shown in Lancaster. Will be sold at the'ewe.-t price-. FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, LIXOLEUM, cirrXA AXit cocoa matttxgs; HUGS AXD MATS. "WALL. PAPSR, WALL, PAP3R, V7AJA, PAPER. 10,000 Pieces New Spring Style PAPER HANGINGS Fer I' .iiier-1, Halls Libraries, Dining Itoems ami Ciiainber.-. Choice New Styles purchased liem Mann faeturers and Importers, embracing all the qualities el Se id Geld. Enibes-sed Geld, Bronze, Satins, Flats and Blanks and Benleis and Decorations te match. Will lu; sold at Lewest Prices. Window shades and Hollands itli fixtures. Window Cornices and Curtain Poles. HAGER & BROTHER. ii in;: FUti:!! Metzger, Bard& Ilaughmaii HAVE NOW OPEN THE TABLE LINENS. FP.OM THE LATE NEW YORK EIRE. De net delay il you ivuut BARGAINS, VS THEY AKE SELL1XG BAPIDLY. ar, NEW CHEAP STORE, 38 West King Street, Opposite Cooper Heuse, Lancaster, Fa. R' Sari &li ASTKICU BltOS ADTERTISEMESI. STKICH KKOS.' ADVERTISEMENT. L ASTRICH BRO.'S HAVE OPENED THIS WEEK ANEW AND CHOICE LINE OF LADIES' MUSLIN MDEEWEAR, AND OKKEK.THEM AT THEIIi WELL KNOWN LOW PK1CES. CHEMISE. Plain 'India Chemise 2;c Lace Edged Chemise 31c Fluted-ainl Einbreider -d Chemise S9c Corded Band. Fine Muslin Cheini.se 41c Bullied, Fine Miiaiin Chemise 48c Embroidered anil TucKeil Chemise, worth 73c, ler only 50c Twenty Tucked, Embroidered Chemise fer.CSKs Twenty-four Tacked. Fine Embroidered (yiicmtsc. ................ .iuc Fine and Elegantly Embroidered Chemise at 88 and 9"c Cambric Chemise at l jlest Elalieratcly Embroidered Chemise at i.Si, 1.3s, 1.50 I.'KESSIXG GOWNS. Uuillcd Gowns al 73c Tucked and Unfiled Gowns at $1 Tucked and Embroidered Gowns at 1.29 Elegantly Embreideivd Gowns at $1.73, 2 Gewn-, Embroidered all the way down, at.$2.E0 SKIRTS. Tucked Skirt.s at 07c Tucked, with a Deuble Rullle. at 75c Fine Embroidered Skirts at 73c Fine Cambric, Flounced, Embroidered Edge 1 Skirts, at 75c Fine Embroidered Skirts at $1.25, 1.11 Nineteen Tucks, Cambric Flounced and Fine Embroidered Edge, at $1.49 Elegant Skirts at $1.73, 2, 2.50, 3 PAXTALETS. Lace Edged at ...3'Jc Tucked and Buttled at ISc Viw.lirnidereil Eile and Insnrtin? G5 Trimmed with Torchon Laee ami Insertion ,73e Fine Xcedleweric Juged anil inserting at "3c. and ?1 WE HAVE OX 1IAXD XOW A FULL ASSORTMENT OF CORSETS, WHICH CANNOT BE SURPASSED BY ANY OTHER HOUSE IN THE CITY. We sell the UIp Gere- Corset for 23c A Geed Hand-Made Corset ler S0c Our '-Ast rich's Gem" ler 40c A Geed French. Woven Corset for. 03c A Splendid Speen Busk, Side-Steelcd Cor- s'jr, in Gray and White, ler 73e Our Extra Leng 'Star" corset for 95c Our well-known 103-Bene Ceisetat $1 Fine French Woven Corset, xvitn Elegantly Enibreidercd Bust, at $1 Fine Ce: eti at 1.2. and $1.50 BARGAINS IN TOWELS. Towels at 5c All Linen Ter. els :!fer2"c Geed All Linen Towels at 10, 12 and lie Damask Linen Towels at 1(5 and l'Jc Large Fine Drma.sk Towels at 22 ami 25c Knotted Fringe Towels at 2.c Very Fine and Large Knotted Fringe Towels al .G2c Toweling at 5c. per yard All Linen Toweling at 7e. per yard Glass Toweling al 12c. per yard Russian Crash at 10, 12, 11 and 15c. per yard NAPKINS AND DOYLIES AT LOW FIGURES. Wc call attention te our elegant line et HAMBURG EDGINGS AXD INSERTION'S. ALSO, SWISSS EMBROIDERIES. Hamburg Edgings from 2c. upward Xeat Edgings at .....5c Handsome Wide Edgings at 10c Elegant Embroideries at 19 and 23c A FULL LINE OF EVERLASTING AN if IRISH TRIMMINGS, Frem 12c. per piece upward. NEW LACES. We have opened a new line line or LACES in all the New Designs, and are new able te show the Latest StylC3, as BRETONNE LACES, VERMICELLE LACES, LANGUEDOC LACES, MECHLIN LACES, MALTESE LACES, ' T0KC1I0X LACES, POIXT D'ALEXUON LACES, AXD OTHERS, AT VERY LOW JflGUBES eift itRAirryas. T riLI-ARD UOXEL LtlTTEKY l'OST ruu TO APRIL 7, 1881, FOR A FULL DKAWING. The drawing wUl take place at LOUIS VILLE. KT , under the authority et a special act efttie Kentucky Legislature, and will be under the absolute control et disinterested commissioners appointed by the act. LIST OF PHIZES. The Willard Hetel, wiUi all its Fixtures and Furniture One Kesidence en Green Street One Besidence en Green Street Twe Cash Prizes, each $5.000 , Twe Cash Prizes, each $2,000 Five Cash Prizes, each $1,000 Five Cash Prizes, Citch $500 FittvCash Prizes, each $100 -. , .$15,000 1.0UU 10,000 1,111" 5.000 2,500 3.000 5,000 10,000 l,00i) .VO 100 U.IIK) 3T.0 5,00(1 12.000 0,000 1.00 5,000 One Hundred Cash Prizes, each $..... Five Hundred Cash Prizes. each ?20.... Out-Set Bar Furniture One Fine Piane. One Handsome Silver TeA Set 4(M) Bexes Old Bourbon Whisky, $Z6 10 Baskets Champagne, $33 Five Hundred Cash Prizes, each $10... 400 I'.ext s Fine Wines, $:JU 200 Bexes Bobertsen County. Whisky,?:; 100 Bexes Havana Cigars, $10 Five Hundred Cash Prizes, each $10... 11), AMOUNTING TO SSGO.SSO. Whole tickets, $3: Halves, $1; Quarters, $2. Remittances may be made by Bank Check. Express, Postal ileney Order, or Begistcrcd Mail. Responsible agents wanted at all peintu. Fei circulars giving full information, and ter -. , Willard Hetel, Louisville, Kv. fcbl"n6tw&2vdT&S 30th Popular Monthly Dra-wing or THte COMMONWEALTH DISTRIBUTION CO. At Macaulcy's Theatre, In the City of Leni vUle, en THURSDAY, MARCH 31st, 1831. These drawings occur monthly (Sundays excepted) under provUiens et an Act et the General Assembly of Kentucky, incorporat ing the Newport Printing and Newspaper Company, approved April '.), 1S7S. 2This is it special act, and has never been repealed. The United States Circuit Court ou March SI, rendered the following dicisiens: Ist That the Commonwealth Distribution Company lit legal. - 2u Its drawings are fair. N. B. The Company has new en hand a large reserve fund. Read the list of prizes ler the MARCH DRAWING. X JirlZ" XltyXMrf 1 prize 5.000 10 prizes $l,000cuch 10,0tw 20 prizes 500 each 10,000 loe prizes. $100 each lo.eoo 200 prizes jil eacli ie.MW 000 prize-, 20 each 12,W0 1000 prizes lOeacli lo.eco 9 prizes 300 each, approximation prizes 2,7W 9 prizes 200 each, " " l,h00 9 prizes loe each, " " WO l.puu jj rizcs . jiiajitii, Whole tickets. $2; Imlf tickets, $1; 27 tickets $30; 55 tickets, $100. Uemlt Mfiiif.v or limit nrift. in T.ntf.. i. f send by Express. DOXT SEXD BY REGIS TERED LETTER OR POTOFFICE ORDER. Orders of $ and upward, by Express, can bf sent at our expense. Address all orders te It. IW. ItOAKD.AlAN, CourierIeurual Building, Liiulsville. Ky.. el T. J. VO.IIMKKFUItll, 212 Breatlwav. New Vrk. fcbl-TnTli.VS.tw IlOUSEFUJtXISHlXO GOOVS. LtXN & WILLSOX. 4 :r " no eq 3 S-mQe n J d 14 O 'steRS-Pa, 53sli22 19 M rH O I I GO 03 S Q a; h m ir m r H 1 P mm rm!ii e t fed g rO - n. G '& S p p 9p CB !-!-r. 3 a 2hs5'pw e Q H d O Q CQ -JO S erEiSji" p O O r v ePPSJSO era's fc- C ci-X A' Zt SohPSce PP. O r- 10 tfe rf3a C r. 2 is s O O . p u r Q.O S CD W a ji n J ex?xa HP "1 Ui O rS a ttO Js ST VAttFE'J'.S. HICHKST ItASII THICK AVI I.I. PAID FOR EXTRA NICE CAKPET HAGS, is: Carpets made te order at short notice me surlslactien guarantcee. Rue chances in Carpets te reduce stock et 6,000 Yards Bnls Canels, AT AND BELOW COST. Call and satisfy yourself. Alse, Ingrain, Rat and Chain Carpetsinalmestemllessvariety .at H. S. SHIRK'S CAEPBT HALL, 203 WEST BONO STREET, LANCASTER PA. c .MtFETS, COAL, 4.C. PHILIP SCHUM, SON & CO., MANUFACTORY, Ne. 150 SOUTH WATER STREET, Lancaster, Pa., ell-known Manufacturers of Genuine LANCASTER QUILTS, COUNTERPANES. COVERLETS, BLANKETS, CARPETS. CARPET CHAIN, STOCKING YARN, &c. CUSTOM RAG CARPETS A SPECIALTY . LANCASTER FANCY DYEING ESTABLISHMENT. Dress Goods Dyed cither in the piece or in Gannen's: also, all kinds of silks. Ribbons, Linen, Cotten and Woolen Goods Dyed. (Ji-n-tleiiicu"s Coats, Overcoats. Pant.s. Vests ".. Dyed or Scoured; also, Indigo Blue Dyeiui done. All orders or goods left with U3 will recei-.e prompt attention. CASH PAID FOR SEWED CARPET RAGS. COAL. COAL. Ceal et the best quality put up expressly !e family use. and at the lowest m irket rates TRY A SAMPLE TON. YARD 15') tOUTH WATER STREE'l. rt22-lydRSl PHILIP SCHUM. SON ft Ce CIllS A AXI GLASS OTAKt. G I.ASSWAKE ! GLASSWARE 1 1 AT CHINA HALL. A Full Line of DOMESTIC GLASSWARE" Selected lrem Eighteen Different Manufac turers, AT PRICES L 0 WER Til A XL' I'ER OFFERED. . HIGH & MARTEST, 15 EAST KING STKEET. Tin rjt:i.t:t' evtui IAXCAVrr.K AXI 3I1LLKKSVII.LE U. " J Cars run as fellow : Leave 1-ancal.ser ;P. I:. Dei-et), at 7, !, aw 11:20 a. m.. and 2, t. t ami :M p. in., exeeist en Saturday, when the last car le.ives at 0:3i p. ui Leave iiillersvilledev.er end) at 5, S, ami a. M., ami 1, .s. 5 and T p. m. Cars run daily en above time except en Sim day. ClOLl'MUIA AX'U VIHIT 1E10!IT K. U Trains new run regularly en the Columbia and Pert Deposit Kahread en the telinwini time: SrATlews X'ertii-' Expre.si.1 E.pnys. Aeeeu. Vaii. , a. m. j v. :. I r. it. Pert Deposit ; i'.'".'! j 3-.V 2: Peachbottem 7:12 i 4:28 j :i:i! Sale Harber. 7iV j 5:11 " 5:21 Columbia , t:23 , 3:M .2t S-tiess SeiTii- ExprC.ss.l Express. Accem w.Mir.. I A. 31. 31. i a. j:. Columbia 11:45 l tf:20 i 7:15 v. :.. i:in At'.f.t afe!lBiber.. ... 12:1 1 r. St. il.e'.':4ii Pcachbettein , 12:57 i ':'.''- i H.i'7 ' 1 r. m. Pert Deposit j t:." S:'5 i 12:25 TIKAOIXr. i- COLU-MSUA K. K. - ARRANGEMENT OFPASSENGER TRAINS OCTOBER 23th, ISM). XORTHWARD. LKAX'K. ' A.M.'V.M. f. 3f. A.M. ijuiirryv'lie t::15 .... 2:30 ;:.l Lancaster, King St 7:55; 3:t'l '.W' Lancaster S.05, 1:05 :5:50 'A 10 Columbia 7:55' 1:10 S:H Altai vu. I Reading 10.0el u':A 5.' SOUTHWARD. LEAVK. j A.3I.I A.3f. r.3f. l'.V Reading S:05 12:0-1 fi:10 ... Aii:e e. ! ' f.si.l Celiimtiia ,10:13' 2:Hi Srili Lancaster. .'. I0:ii7, 2.10' "S:in 5:1' Lancaster. King -t l;i:li I S:2U 3:ln fnmrrvville 1 HrJe, I ::25 r,:4i Trains t-eni'ect at !.Y:elintr with trains t and Iren i Philadelphia, Puttsville. Harrislmrg. AI AI leutewii am! w Yerk, xia Bound Broek Reute. At Celunibia wllh traiiii. te and liein J'rk, Hanover, Gcltjburir, Freih;ri-k and Haiti Haiti meie. ' A. M. WILSON'. Mipt. PE X S S Y I. 'A X I A KA I I.KOA l N K W H'HKlil'l.li-On tiinl .liter MOSDAt, JAM'MtY 17ili lksi, tninismi the reiinsyi-aiii- !t-iiiii-ii! v. ill arrive ant! le-.ive tl:e l.ai: c.iste ami I'liilaili-'plii-i iiypnti :t lo!lewi: Eastwas:i. I.i.t ! Arittv f.:iii.'l. i I'lillad'a Philaileiphia Expres.-. Ciliciiinaii E.xpies.... Fast Line.., Yerk Aeco'e. Arrive Harri.sbii: E.xptes.., Dillerville Arcnm. At 2-ll a.-i. 2:55 5:i S ' s en s;'i."! S:i5 cm " l ::e " :ti e.:.t. 2: 10 ' 1:15 , 5:15 ,.N '::li ive- Columbia AeeienniiM .tin'! rive- 12:01 r.3. .f.45"" 5:(n -5:.a) - Frederick Aecciu. Ar Pacific E.xjne.s.s Sunday Mail Johnstown Expie , Chicago Day Exii'e-s Harrislmrg Aiisimin. i::25 " j i':::i l.e.ne Arrive "iiil.ii'" . Lane'ler l-'U .'. .VIIlA.V 7:'s " ii'-2i in tli " P:m. '- 11:10 " - .n - ln:."ii "2 1" ' 2TI) i'.M. 2.35 2::i!e.M S::e " 1:;k " 7r-V " TrSM ' 7::il " !. " H:50 " 0:I'l ' IL'iit " 11:33 " 25 a.m. Wkstx'.'.m::. Way P.nsengei, j Mail Train Ne. I ia M !..!.. . Mail Train Ne.';, via Cel'!.-.:. Niagara A thir.me Kiu.-s-Sundav .Mail rat Line, Frederick Aeeinmtii.il. ii DillcrviBoLeeul.viaM:. Harrisburg Ace omuied: Columbia Ac-cemincdat ::,v! i.j t'u. Kill Ilarrifrbnrg E.xpreSs, Pitt.sbiug r'.xiies-,, Cincinnati Expiess Pacific Exiire.s- Pacine Kxpie-s, cast, en mhihuv, ivni'ii ilug ged, will step at Middlitewn, Ellzalietlitewn Mt. Jey. Liinili-viltc, Ilird-iu-IIaud. Lemen Place, Gup, Chrisliuiia, Parkeslnpg, Coatee Ville, Oakland and Glen Lech. Fast Line, west, en Suml. , when Ka-ged, will step at Dew iiingtewn.Cf alesville, Purke; burg.Mt. Jey, KIi.al.et blown and MMilletewu. llanoreraccnmmeilalioit wet,ceniieetiiigat Lancaster v. it It ?' i.igara and Chicago Express at 11:0) a. in., will tun tliiengl: te Hanover. Fretk-rieu it. -omnexlatiee, m-M. eenm i isat Lancaster, .:'.. i iit I.'ne. we-t. it -.Ml e. ?., and will run i aigii te t'l.-ileric!.. f OCAL 11AIL AKi:AXE3IKNTS. Lj hours ftr closing the mails. BY RAlLRe !. Nba- 1i.ik -.-iiitocen 3!a:i. Wism. !:.e ii :i., t:15 p in ::mt llilepm. Way Mail, -::st, 7::sn m. GoRDe:v;i.:.y. Dnwuiugtenu. Le.tman I'lace Gai(! p in. PattAi-LLrniA through i:.r.il, 1M and Ji:l5it m.. 1:110. 1.13 ami 11:.'M in. I'lTTSiirimii and west. 2.i 'land 1I::"J p m. llAWUhiintu Mail, '.lie, am. :., 5:IS:tml II ie a m. Wat Mill,, .r':-t,W:ii:,. Baltimeiu: am- )Vasi;i' r.N, via riiilade' phiu, 1:15 p in. BAiTlllOllK i WabUIKOTeN, via Yerk, 2 01 j Bwime!ik ani Wasi'ikutew, via If:rrisiiir;i HriJO p in. COATESVILLV, t:i p 111. Celumiua, io.e a in, 2:00 an.l 5:15 p in. Yerk a Kit Yetut vav, 2.0.1 and li::'-e p in. NeirniciiK Ckmhial, 10:i.wi a m, -J.ii.iur.il lisai p in. Reaoixe. via Reading am! Celnnibfa R R, 7:"C am and 12:.Ui p 111. ItBAOi.xe, via Harrisburg, 5:15 and lUIVipii!. I'baiiike wav, iaJuneiieii, Litit.:, Maiitieini, EastlJ.-tnplIelil and Ephr-ita, 3 p m. QVAiuirviLLt;, Cainarge, New I'revidence, West Wiile-.v and M.t. mi-vilie. Relteu ami Lime Valley. :;:r, 1 m and 5:00 p 111. Nkw f(if.Mi, Churelitewn, jf eeiibanl.. Blue Bui', G mil ilie, lleartewti ami hpring Greve, b v..j 1. Dowuitigte-.iu. at 7:.';'am ami 1, p in. Saitj llAiuam. via Columbia. lO-.oen m. BY hTAlrfc-Miller-sville and Slackwatcr. tr ut. if. ,..,,.. .t.ll.. ..f I.JIn... Te Mill isiilie'eaud !I::W:i 1:1, and I im Binkley'.s Ih-'.'gi;, l.e.i'r..i. Batevilfc, N'ew Hellani:. -:.:') p 1:1. Willow sir. et. Miiithx ilie. Back, Chestnut Level. On ei.' i ePe ,' Ciu-l:, I'll asiiut Greve, Reck .-spiin;' . i ii-:i.eitnt and Rew landsville Mil. dany. T-.'.i'i m. Laiiiiis 1 . 1 u gen. West Karl. Fariner vllle, Ni f. .-. ;i e. Hinklelev.ii. Ten-. Hill, Martiii.i- , laiij.at 2::;e p in. Greenland. H 1 tility, Lampeter and Wheat land .--It. - st i.-iutig. d.iily.at ; p in. Paradise ;.ml .-e'ali i-l:irg,"at 7::5a in. New Pan vi. Ie. Cm.e-tlega, Mailievllle. Cole Cele niauville, .V.i. si. I Ni he. Ifawliimv.lle, Bethcs ie and Lilu-it-, .si,u.ee. dailv. at2:L'ep 111. WHLN OPEN FOR DELIVERY. ARRIVING i RAIL. EiL-fern mail, 7 a r . 10::aia in..; and ;:..'ii rn. Eastern vay iiiaii, Pc.'JQa in. We.sli.-rn mail, 7 and 10a m. 2 anil ti.-i p 111. Reaemg. ia Reiidlm: and Columbia, 2:' p m. Western nay n::-.i!, c:.;')a m. Reading w ty mail, 10::Xia in. Qiiairyville'ltnuich, S:l5a m and I p in. ARRIVING ll STAGE. fiem ftan.- Harber and Milleisxille, at'Ja in, daily. Fiem Midfisxii:c.7niiil'.u m,.iud t p in. Frem .Net iloll.eid, at '.::! a 10, daily. Frem Rewiati'lrtville, Mil. at I p. in. iteaiiing way mail, at 1:'M u in. daily. Fiem at:.iebitrg.at&:.'M:i in, daily. Fiem Riwli:isvillf.ut 11 am. DELIVERIES BY CARRIERS. There are lintr mail i!elivi-nu bv letter cur rierseac!. day, and 0:1 tiicjr relurn trips thev take up tie- mail matter deposited iu the leUei box s. Fer the flist delivery thecarrlei-s lea'.it the efiiec at : a in; second delivery at 10 a 1:1 ; third delivery at 11 a 1:1; fourth delivery at:: p m. M'XilAY POSTOFFI' E HOURS. On Sunday the posteltiec is-open from April I toOcleler 1, liein S le'Ja in, and from 0 te 7 am; fiem October I teAprii l.freni !l te la a in. and from ; te 7 11 :u. COAL. f It. JIM'T1, Wholesale- and Retail Dealer in ail kinds et LI'MBEil AND COAL. 3l:ir.i: e. tJ) North Vater .n.d Prince street's s.-ievi l.eiiieii. La'ica.it'.r. n:-Iyl CO HO & WILEY, :tZO SOKTU K'.lTEr ST., Lnnenstfir, Fa., Wbeh-scle and Retail Dca'ers in LUMBER AND COAL. Connei-tien Wit'i the Telcp!:ti;!c Excfiange. Branch Oliice : Ne.:; NORTH DUKBST. ie!)2S-:yd REILLY & KELLEB Fer. GOOD, CLEAX FA3HLY COAX, Farmers and .tliei in want et Superior Manure- will lind it te their advantage te call. Yard, Hanisijitrg Pike. Olllce. 2a; f- ast Chestnut street. ( ag!7-ttd COAL ! COAL ! I Forgeod, h-an Family and all ether kind Of COAL go te R LTSSEL. Sz. SHULTvl?ER-S. Quality and Weight guaranteed. Orders re spectfully soli'-itce. OFFICE: S3 East King Street. YARU: 013 North Prince Street. augll-taprlSlt
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