LANCASTEEcl)AHYf IN3mUGE(N(?jBMDAir'.Ml3rf 2?. 1881.
LITTLE LOCALS. -
Here and There and Everywhere.
Yeu can get a railroad ticket te Gettys
burg and return, see Garfield and' the Dec
oration day ceremonies and come back
any time this season for &345.
This morning k'liorse attached - te it
wagon belonging te, Leenard Schmidt,
cabinetmaker,'' waft UsMgtidrrVca' 'down
West King street, near Prince, the wagon
being piled full of farnitere. illy the jolt jelt
iug of the wagon ever the rough read-bed
a chair fell from the wagon and struck the
horse upon the bckfMgbteflJB jhim and
causing him ten-nrr-iwrfy.In front of
ltethwei'er's hotel tlu runaway team came
in collisieii with a horse and wagon be
longing teHi C.s Smith, veterinary sur
geon, breaking a shaft of Mr. Smith's
wagon ami slightly injuring the horse.
Mr. Schmidt's horse was stepped by run
ning against a p'jst in front of Quane s
butcher shop. lie sustained little or no
damage.
The handsomest commencement invita
tions yet .seen in these parts are these is
sued by the senior class of Franklin &
MarshaH. -They are in old English illumi
nated text, and the design, by Tiflauy,
is as unique :is il is elegant mil classical
1 eking.
Samuel II. Trimble's barn, in East
eshcu, Chester county, with its contents
has been burned ; a calf also perishing in
the flames.
Fer the $10,000 which the school beaid
wanted te, borrow at 4 per cent, payable
in one or ten years, prope-als for $11, 000
wcic received and the finance committee
as awarded $.1,000 at 4 per ceut pnniiim
and $5,000 at : per cent premium.
Yesterday Charles Ilellmcier, son of A.
L. HeffmdMsUiitcd tthe country, with
a lead of fifi iritirrc. On teaching 'Hich
ville, Maner township, his horse played
out and he was obliged te remain there all
night. ITis absence alaimed his father,
who late at night accompanied by a
ft iuud Stalled in search of him, and this
morning (tee. Hodmeicr also started te
the country iu search of the missing ones.
By taking dillereut reads the parties
missed each ether. Mr. Ileflmrier get
home first, Charlie next and fJcerge
lietilit up the rear.
Upper End Items.
Lit it. Rceeid, Condensed.
.Mrs. .Salhida Heck, wife of Edward Heck,
of llcthlelierahe died pit Thursday was a
resident, oil Lititz about? twenty years agp
and her parents, SuTnnef and Anna TJucli
tcr. are new living in Ilnthsvillc.
Mr. Jacob Gnntz, residing at Pine Hill,
Warwick township, has died from lockjaw
occasioned by a wetting, which he get
while plowing. IFc was 57 years old,
leaves a widow ami four children.
At midnight en Tuesday the tear of
Isaac Keath's house iu Ilrunnervillc took
lite and in a little while the one and a half
story resilience was in ashes. A cook
stove in the outbuilding hail set lire te the
weed-work. Less ?1, 800 ;$ 1,400 insurance
in the IVnu township company.
A line Bulleck.
A Duiham bullock, bred iu Kentucky
and fed and fattened by IJeuj. L. Landis, a
well-known stock-raiser of this county,
was paraded thieugh the streets this
morning and attracted much attention by
reason et his immense size, line proportions
and healthy appearance. He has been
purchased by Edward Trisslcr, butcher, of
this city, and will be slaughtered at the
Black Herse hotel en North Queen street,
en Whitsuntide. The weight of the bul
lock is said te be 3,015 pounds. He will
be exhibited for a week at tlie Black
Herse hotel. '
Decoration Iuy.
The cemmittee of arrangements and
their lady friends met at Grant Hall last
evening ami covered with evergreen a large
number of cresses, aucheis, &c. Anether
apical is made for tlewers, which seem te
be very scarW." .
Societies intending te participate in the
parade en Decoration day are expected te
lie in line promptly, as the parade will
move at 1 :30 p. m. sharp.
Court.
Cemt adjourned yesterday afternoon
and will meet again te-morrow morning at
! o'clock when the licenses will be taken
up. Among thecivses te be'hcard is that
el'SaniuerA. Grofl:whe;is an applicant, for
hotel license for ttib'saloen known as the
" Snapper Bex. " There a remonstrance
against thePiocnse which was get up by
Levi Senseriig. Beth sides ' have been
biking depositions ; Greffliat seventy live
pages of testimony and Sensenig twenty.
lcatli of a Premising Yeung Alan.
In our obituary column will be found the
death notice of Jeseph TV. Dehncr, ofTJliz efTJliz ofTJliz
ahctlitewn. Mr. Dehncr was about S0 cars
of age.aud was a son of Jehn Dehner, tan
ner. Fer a number of years he has been a
clerk in the Farmers Uankref Elizabeth
town. He was a ntan Of excellent habits
and hail many friends. Fer several years
past he has been subject, te heart, disease.
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' ' 1eivt,tir tlatinry lng ?
Ttifii gctuboltlceri'.lnl Rllleri, which is an
unfailing restorer et song and a cure let all
dlM'a-e.s of cage-birds, it your Urnggi-tdees
net ln'cpit.erwlll net gi't it ler jmi, Pen.! a
piwtat cim I te tin; Bird Feed (.'emp.uiy, Si7
Federal street, Camden, V. .L, ami they ill
jmi1 that yen are .supplied. Pi ice, 2s cents
iuar2.:-3uid&w
City Ulll rosters.
Orsen & llciiiel.eily bill pester uml dis
tributors. Office iNTEI.l.lOKM'KIt hllillling. Ne. (!
Seuth ieen strwt.
i t -J
ittlLtilAlHSON & ttUXVVAl. ,
Their Kupidly (iron Ins and MicreMind ltns-
UlCHX.
People- walking along the flrst square el
East.kingsttvclcannel luil te lie impressed
by the evidences of business uctitf itynnil pros
perity tluit 11 glance into the crowded store
loom et Messrs. Williamson & Fester will dis
close. Any evening in the week, ami in the
day time loe, the commodious room will le
found thronged u llli cmLeiners and tin; large
and efficient corps ei salesmen "up te their
eye.s" in work. The growth el this house has
been a vindication or the enterprise by which
its trade Ills been governed ever since It,
modest Mart five or ix years age, and silica
its inception its history lias been one of pro
gress lvcn ess. Messrs. Williamson & Fester
have made il upelnt te supply ttu; varied need
et a jfntiun:iu'.SviUliL and uny-el nnivuuue
readers pe &dfr-thctr spacious) amli-wJL'll-stoeltwlestnlrtisAiment.Ae.
IK KatRingslrect,
will be sure te liudalarge iissertucut lrem
which te make fcleclieiu -Each -department U
complete. In gentlemen's, liu'iiishing goods
the latest novelties arc always cxliibited upon
their counters; their supply of underwear of
everygrade and euatity.ls always found equal
te the continued heavy demands maile upon!
it; hals and caps constitute :i leading branch 1
et tlielr trade, and the assortment of "head
gear" displayed will present something cer
tain te accommodate the wants of all; while;
branch of their trade, Is a very iireinlslnjj and!
pi-ospcreus one. Tlie proprietors have secured;
a 11 rat-class chtterlreui New Terlc,nnd their!
stock of piece goods is replete with the latest
styles ami most attractive -designs. In short,!
Messrs. Williamson A Fester liav signilied
their Intention et keeping abreast of the Utiles'
and their One Prlcj establishment, Ne. 26 East!
Kingsy-ectUre become ;ii headquarters fort
gentlemen's cniteni, :thcre tnlt dcMing' amc
courteous attention may always be looked tort
with entire cmrndence. j
A dellgliflril sliaiVis possible only with tlie
Cutlcuru Sluiving Seap. '
. Night sweats, cengh" emaciation and declincj
prevented by Malt Hitters.
nrcviAt, yvrivtis.
, Don't Vie In tbe Ilduse.
Ask druggists ter "Rough en Rats." It
clears ent rats, mice, bed-bugs, reaches, ver
min, files, ants, Insects. 15c per boy.
HEW ADVERTISEMENTS-
OlIHHEK GUODS.
-AT-
JOHN WANAMAKER'S,
PHILADELPHIA.' ' .
DKESS GOODS.
I Our dress goods liave been incst heavily
drawn upon new for three months, and et
course many sorts are gene Altogether, such
as could net be replaced, iiut the stock is stil
very heavy, kept se by continual buying.
Why, we sell almost enr iwhole stock every
month in the active time.
The quickest store Isn't It the one. te And
the best things In V '
JOHN WANAMAKKlt.
Nine counters, Thirteenth street entrance.
BLACK DUKSS GOODS.
A shift gives us a little mere room for
iri chadlncs grenadines plain and fluured.
The plain aie few and the tlgureil many; but
which most need room is a question.
All black goods are together In a very small
space ; au uncommon slockteo.
JOHN WANAMAKKlt.
Next-outer circle. Chestnut street entrance.
LA lUES"' BUTTONS: "
1'earJ, metal, -tieaded and plain breclie,
jet, steel-point. Ivery, horn; buttons fietn 5
cents te S 50.
JOHN WANAMAKElt.
Fourth circle, uertlieast from centre.
HANDKERCHIEFS
uic mevt;1. Wehavenueut everything
in silk and linen handkerchiefs; nothing In
cotton or cel ten mixed never keep ttuau.
JOHN AVANAJIAKKK.
Outer circle, west from Chestnut-street en
trance.
m -
IkLACK KKADKD NET,
13 eiglit varielie-., l cents te $1.50.
JOHN WANAMAKElt.
Second circle, southwest treiu centre.
11IES
. el Breton uet uml point it' Aleneen, out
own make: couldn't sell at cents It we
bought. Embroidered mull ties, by accident,
at7.'i cents, that we !me been paying 7.". cents
ter, ami r.hull again.
JOHN WANAMAKElt.
First circle, south est treiu centre.
ANTIQIJU TIDIES
hr.der a dollar at about tliiec-quarters
our own nrices lately.
JOHN WANAMAKElt.
First circle, south wexfflieui centre."
r A DIES' COLLARS.
j Twe new' cellars; embroidery and point,
d' Aleneen, 50 cents; Swiss leversmg, Is cents.
Out of ttiir own iaclery.
' JOHN WANAMAKElt.
Fust circle, west lieni ceiitn.
JOHN WANAMAKER,
Thirteenth, Market and Chestnut Sts.,
PHILADELPHIA.'
LMSII1NG TACKLE.
FLINN & WILLSON.
HEADQUAKTKKS FOR
FISHING TACKLE.
Largest and Finest Assortment ever etTcred 111 the city. Jointed, Reds feein IB cents up.
Reels at all prices; Braided Silk Lines, Raw Silk Lines. Oiled Silk Lines,- Linen
J.lnes, hettgrass Lines, Llnc- from lie. up. Sneed. HeOks for Bess, -1
lie Best in the Market. Artificial Bail.
All Sizes of Ferules and Reel Bands for Parties Making Beds, &c
-:e:-
NO. 152 NOllTH QUEEN STREET,
LANCASTER, PENN'A.
1;
ANCASTKU WATCHES.
EDW. J.
Manufacliiring Jeweler,
WE INVITE ATTENTION TO OUR LAKUB'STOCK OF '
LANCASTER AND AMERICAN WATCHES,
' FRENCH AND AMERICAN CLOCKS.
Solid Silver and SUrcr-L'Iated Ware in Spoons,. Ferks, Knives, Casters, ice.
' J r s
We offer te our patrons advantage whleli arc nirely combined in One establishment, be-C.111-.C
ue have a cemiilete Jtl ANUIMCTUKINtl DKl'AKTAIKNT iu connection with our retail
business .and are making a large pat t et the goods w sell. This enables us te be sure of oual eual
II v, te sell at the lowest prices, and gives us 1Ii-kI-cI:ls l.icilitlt-s Ter WATCH WORK and ,EN
KRAL REPAIRINti.
EDV. J. ZAHM,
Hfciimractnring Jewelcr,
inai-JI-eind& w R
jail.I.ISEKV
Sl-KSNO OI'KNINti
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1S81
FINE MILLINERY .GOOPS.
THE FINEST tiOODS, LATEST STYLES AND LOWEST PRICKS F6lt "
HATS, BONNETS, FLOU, FEATHERS Ai HffiBONS.
Al-e, I he LatehtSprillgSlyleserDRKSSTRlllMINOS, BUTTONS AND FRINGES, at
K. A. I0U&HT0FS CJEDEA STOKE,'-'
Ne. 25 NORTH QUEEN STREET,
Thousands of ladies te-day cheiish gmlefiil
remembmnces of the help dcilved liein the
uc of Lydia E. Pinkli:nns Vegetiiblu Com
pound. It positively eurns all lemale com
plaints. Send te Mrs. Lydia E. l'inkham, '2Xi
Western Avenne, Lynn, Mass., ler pamphlet.
Te l'erseus About te Marry.
" Te crsens about te mai ry," Douglass Jer Jer
reld's advice -was "don't ;"' we supplement by
saying, without laying in a supply el Spring
Khwein, v hicli cures ulbuminaiiaaiid ether
kidnuyand bluddcreemplalnts. Trice .70 cents.
Fer sale at H. II. Cochran's I)mg Ster',' 137
Neiihtiiieen street.
VarleusCauscs
Advancing years, cure, sickness, disappoint
ment, and hereditary predisposition allnjier
atc te turn the li-ilr gray, and either of them
Inclines il te shed permanently. Aykk's Haik
V10011 ill restere faded or gray, light or red
hair te a rich brown or deep black, us may be
desired. It softens and cleanses the scalp,
giving it a healthy action. It removes uml
cures danijrull'und humors. By its use falling
lialr is checked, and a new growth will be pro
duced, in all cases whe the follicles are net de
stroyed or the glands decayed. Its effects arc
beautifully shown en biashy, 'weak or sickly
lialr, en which a few applications will produce
the gloss and freshness of youth. Harmless
and sure In its operation, it is incomparable as
a pressing, and is especially valned fetttae sett
lustre and riehncss of tone it imparts.' ltcoii ltceii
t lins neither oil nor dye, nmf wilt net soil or
color white cambric; yet it lasts long en the
hair, and keeps it fresh and vigorous. Fer sale
by all dealers. w57-lwt".eed4w
Save lour Italr Keep it Iteautiful.
The " Londen lialr Celer Kcstercr" Is the
most dcllgiitlnl article ever introduced te the
American people and is totally different lrem
all ether Hair RestererS,bcIng entirely 'free j
lrem all impure ingredients that render many
ether articles for the hair obnoxious. Where
baldness or falling of the hair xfst3, or prenui-
ture grdyness.'frenr sickness or' ether causes, ;
its use -will restore the natural youthful color,!
and cause a healthy 'growth, cleansing the
scalp from all Impurities dandruff, etc., at the
same time a most pleasing-' and lasting ImirJ
dressing, fragrantly perfumed, rendering it!
son anil pliable, making it an indispensable'
arucie in every toilet. Ask your druggist for
Londen Hair Celer Restorer. Price 75 cents a
bottle. Six bottles, l. Main depot ler the
United States, 330 North Sixth street, Philadel
phia. mll-lydTThAFAw
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DHHEB GOODS.
I Tj-OU BLACK TRAVELING DUES3ES ;
I r plain and plaid nun's veiling. 25 cents te
$2; nrmure.s, 75 cents te 91.23; and cords, 75
cents te L2S. JOHN WANAMAKKlt.
Next-outer circle, Chestnut street entrance.
US. SEASIDE
. buntiiur. all-wool anil 40 inches wide.
37M cents, and that's a rare price.
JOHN WTANAMAKER.
Next-outer circle, Cliestnut street entrance.
"1URTAINS.
j Scotch, nettingham, madras, tambour,
brussels curtains, 91.50 te 9 8. The variety of
each sort is very large.
JOHN WANAMAKElt,
Northwest Gallery.
I ACES. '
j Our lace quarter has been tee crowded ter
a long time. A tenth counter dded te-day
lately occupied by handkerchiefs.
JOHN WANAMAKElt.
Ten counters, southwest from centre.
UNTRIMMED HATS AND BONNETS.
The new Pelka shape is among the por
cupines at 30 cents ; all colors.
JOHN WANAMAKKlt.
Outer circle, northeast from centre.
IJIIIBONS.
XX Sett serge ribttens, 51nch, 4ff cants ;
mentioned Saturday; ciw Monday; going
lust; but thurc were 12.000 yards of them.
JOHN WANAMAKElt.
Thirteenth street entrance, outer circle.
)K(iUN EMBROIDERIES
I) ler summer leisure, en linen, telt, cloth
and plush. Outline designs ure in especial
laver new ; applique also : betli an; easy work.
JOHN WANAHAkKR.
Ucntrc of all the circles.
1ACK BREAKFAST CAPS
j and old ladies' caps.tiOc. te $ I ; haven't had
them hernia. JOHN WANAMAKER.
Third circle, south from centre.
IT ANDKKKCH1KFS. 11 AN D-H EM
IX .stitched, uiilauudried, at 25 cents. Many
knew them here.
NEW HENRIMl'TAS.
Twe makes of silk warp hcuriettas are
uncommonly satistactery; 0110 is et an ex
treme jet black ter deepest mourning; the
ether, with averj' faint trace et blue, would
commonly be considered black. 87 cents te 92.
! JOHN WANAMAKhR.
Next-outer cliele, Chestnut stieet entrance.
F
ISIIING TACKI.K.
AIKKICAN WATCHKS.
ZAHM,
Zahm's -Cerner, Lancaster, Pa.
Zahm's Cerner, Lancaster, Pa.
1881
Ciist-lreu Fellows.
Men et endurance have healthy klndeys and
liver. Ne aches in the back, no piles or con
stipation. The cure for thee diseases is Kidney-eort.
This gre-it remedy keeps up the
tone of the whole body by enabling tlje liver.
hpwcU and kidneys te 1M-rlerm their func
tions perfectly. Beth the liquid and dry arc
sold by druggists. Pioneer I'rcts.
t- . ' my2Uwd&v
Visible Improvement.
Mr. Neah Bates, Elmlra, N. Y., writes:
" About tour weeks age I had an attack of bil
ious fever, and never tally recovered. My di
gestive organs were weakened anil 1 would !e
completely prostrated ler days. Aller using
two bottles at yonr.Bnrdeetc Bleed Bitters the
improvement whp sb fisiliie that J was aston
ished. I cart new. tnengh ill years of age, de a
l.iir ami reasonable day's work. Frleetl. Fer
sale at 11. 15. Cochran's Drug Stere, 137 North
Queen strccL 1 "
Uenefacten.
When a beard of eminent physicians and
chemists announced the discovery tjiat by
combining some well known valuulil -remedies,
the most wenderftiPmeillclne was "iro "ire
luccdj wldclr K9tdd cure eh n wide range of
diseases that most all ether remedies could be
dispensed wltlbiany( VereJ sceptical 4 but'
proof et its mcrtts'bY aetaa) tfial has dlfpelled
all doubt, and te-day the discoverers of that
great medicine. ilep.Biltcrs, arc honored and
blessed by all as benefactors.
mylO-tlwilAw '
, L
MEATUS.
Deii.Nik In, Klicitoetbteim,' Jeseph U. Doli Deli
ncr. x ' r -
Funeral from his late residenect en Monday
altcrnoen at 2 o'clock. 2td
WLITIVAI'
Fer County Commissiener:
Fl'.ANK CLARK, of Strasburg .township.
Subject te the choice et the Democratic cenn,
ty convention. unrC-dAwtp
ADAM p.. tIHTIcn. of' Maner .township.
Subject' te the decision et trie Democratic
ratic
county convention.
HENRY F. HARTMAN (Lime Burner), el
East Lampeter township; Subject te the choice
of the Democnitlece'unti cbnVentlen.; ', '
apr2-dJtwJp
MARTIN HILDEBRANT, of Mennt Jey
Borough. Subject te the decision of tteDena
ecrauc county convenuen. apis-ajrwtp .
JEBE MOHLEK, EphraU. Subject te the
decision of the Democratic county 'convent
tien. aprll-dftwtp
Fer Ceaaty Aadlter:
JOHN S. BKOWN, of Drnmerc township.
Subject te Democratic rules. . nr27-d$wtp
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JOHN L. LIGHTsNER', of Leececk t'ew'nship.
Subject te the decision or the Democratic
ceuntv convention. aprlS-tfd&w
NEW AVVEHflSEMENTS.
PUBLIC 8ALK OF HODSKHOLD AND
kitchen furniture, te-morrow (SATUR
DAY) afternoon at 1 o'clock, at Ne. 214 .BAST
FULTON Street. JACOB UUNDAKEK,
ltd Auctioneer.
rKACCO GROWERS BEFORK IT IS
tee late Insure your crops against Hall
damages in the Penn'a Mutual Bail Insurance
Ce. BAUSMAN ft BURNS. Agents,
Office IU Weat Orange street.
my26-3tdRACtwR
C1ANI3KR KAUICALLY AND PAKMAl
j uently cured by a remedy composed et a
great variety tit herbs in the form of a salve.
A. B. MILLER.
Herb Cancer Docter, Ne. 14 Conestoga street',
Lancaster, 1'a. Send for certlncates of cure.
ltdJtaw
OUILUINU LOTS FOK BALK. '
The nnderslgned offers for sale en weekly or
monthly payments. Building Lets at a very
low price en long time. These lets are situ
ated en Duke, Lime, Frederick Shippcn and
New streets.
A geed chance for men who wish te have
their own homes. Try It, yen'll never regret
it. Applv te A. V. RUSSEL, or ALLAN
HKRR'S Real Estate office. Ne. 3 North Duke
street. may27-lmdMWF
PUBLIC SALK UK CANADA HORSES ON
MONDAY, MAY 0. 1881, will De 'sold at
Kublic sale, at J. D. Denlinger's Merrimac
euse, 115 Nqrth Frlnce street, Lancaster city.
Pa., the tollewlug, te wit: Sixteen head or
Choice Heavy Canada Merses. They will ail
be heavy ami well-boned, and must be, in all
resitccts, as represented by tbe undersigned
or no sale. A credit of 60 days will be given.
Sale te commence at o'clock p.m. en said
day, when terms will be mads known by
GEORGE GROSSMAN.
Samuel Muss & Sen, Auctioneers mtlit
S!
FECIAL NOTICE FOR THE SEASON I
Yen can have
FURNITURE
REPAIRED
N1SIIED !
AND KKVAR-
CHAIRS RE-CANED, RE-PAINTED AND
VARNISHED I
OLD
MATTRESSES MADE
NEW !
OVER LIKE
OLD FRAMES!
IE-GILDED AT MODERATE
PRICES !
ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE RE-COVERED
AND UPHOLSTERED IN FIRST
CLASS MANNER! '
AT-
Walter A. Heraitsli's
Furniture and Picture Frame Reems,
15) EAST KIN STREET,
auS-umd Over China Hall
UUY OOOVS.
OIJASONAULK GOODS. - ,
WATT, SHAHD& CO.
Are new showing an Immense Stock et
New Styles In
Dress Ginghams & Lawns,
LACE AND PLAIN BUNTINGS,
SUMMER DRESS GOODS,
SUMMER SILKS,
VICTORIA LAWNS.
INDIA LINENS,
CAMBRICS AND PIQUES,
Ladies', Gents' and Children's
GAUZE UNDERWEAR
AND
SUMMER HOSIERY,
lit all sizes and qualities .at Lewest Prices.
Regular Made Hosiery a Specialty. J ust open
ed a Choice Line el
PARASOLS AND SUNSHADES
In Natural Stick, Hern and Walrus Handles.
SCOTCH GINGHAM PARASOLS,
PLAIN SILK PARASOLS,
TWILLED SILK PARASOLS,
BROCADE SILK PARASOLS,
LACE TRIMMED PARASOLS.
Parasols te suit everybody at the
NEW YORK STORE,
8 & IO EAST KINO STREET.
f- ENTS'
WEAK I
BOYS' WEAR I . -
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Invite an examination of Goods for Spring
and Summer W ear, of which they are eileriajr
a Large AssertmenMn the Latest Styles sad
Fabrics. t ' J 1 v 1
WORSTED hUITINGS. - JT5 ? ' ' '
CHEVIOT SUITINGS,
CASSIMKRE UU1TINGS,
FLANNEL SUITINGS, '
BOYS SUITINGS.
MADE UP CLOTHING,
all of which they are selling at the lowest rul
ing price.
GENTS' AND BOYS'
GAUZE UNDERWEAR,
All sizes and qualities, from 23c. up. We In
vite special attention te the Feather Weight
Drawers ter Gents. A very superior and com
fortable article for Summer Wear.
IIAGER & BROTHER.
H AGER & BROTHER
Are receiving Hits day and selllng'at very1
low prices
New Lines BTa6k Silis(n
New lines Colored Silks.
flew Lines Summer Silks.
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FRENCH GRENADINES NUN'S VEILING,
PLAIN AND LACE tfUNTINGS '
FRENCHICASHMERSS AND SHUDAS.
1 , FRENCH MOMIE AND FOULE.
OltBS -GOODS,
At 12J aiuTlS eenti ltyl assortment,
Aetna! vatu-S3 center Afee, - 1
Mill American Lawns,
. . r 1 it it 1 1 j
Figured Satins, Scotch and Demes-'
tic Dress ainffhams,, :
DOTTED AND F1G0MD SWISS MULvL,
INDIA LAWN, CHECK NAINZOOK.
Vi CTORIAL AVNS, P1QUK WELTS,
AND OTHER WASH GOODS.
, , Ladles' and Children's ,
GAUZE UNDERWEAR,
Hosiery, Lisle and Kid Gloves, Lace Goods, Ac.
We Invite examination.
1 f 1 i r I
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HAGER& BROTHER,
Ne. 25'Veat khg Street,
I
LANCASTER, PA.
um
Bime
XEW ADTEMTJSEMEtlTS.
A NNOUNCSKCNT EXTRAORDINARY
POR
LANCASTEfe, PA,
A SPLENDEb'THING TO BE DONE
INTHBOTPY.
Solid Geld Watclies te be given te the people
', .roe;
Solid Silver Watclies te be given te the people
free.
Real Diamond Rings te be given te the people
free.
Geld Band China Tea Sets, 53 pieces each, te
00 given 10 me people tree.
Large and Elegant Oil Paintings te be given
1 te the people Jree.-
Elegant pieces et Silverware te be given te the
people free.
And thousands et ether elegant articles te be
given te the people tree, at
CRAWFORD & CO.'S
-GRAND-
DOLLAR BOOK SALE.
NOW OPEN .
At the Lurgu mid Klerrtint Stere,
.Ne. 28 East King Street,
AND
EVERY DAY AND EVENING UNTIL
FURTHER NOTICE, WHEN
Forty Thousand Beeks
EVERY DESCRIPTION, THE FINEST
THE WORLD EVER SA W, WILL
RE OFFERED FOR SALE.
FOR ONE DOLLAR EAGI,
A Present Given Free With
Every Boek Sold.
The presents varying In value np te a Solid
Geld Watch, valued from 475 te UM each.
New, bear in mind, that liargains in Beeks
never before known 'In the history et
the Reek Trade will be ettered
te all the people.
TWO DOLLAR BOOKS!
TUPVf TMiT.T.A I RnilVfi f
llliuju vvuuiih mnrTMtj
In fact, the flnest literature in the wnrld,will
Imj sold ter the simple sum et
One Dellar Each Boek.
Take your choice ; you will get a present
free with every book. And let It be distinctly
understood that the giving away et the above
presents will be in accordance with the judg
ment and discretion of the appointed agent
for the sale of these books In this city. Ne
Kurtialitv will be shown, and all presents will
e given away without regard te age, sex or
rank.
NOW LET ALL THE PEOPLE COME,
and witness the Grandest Display of Reeks
ever seen in Lancaster, and the most tremen
dous bargains In whole sets et boobs, y every
author.
ENCYCLOPAEDIAS,
HISTORIES,
BIOGRAPHIES,
' BIBLES,
. ALBUMS,
DICTIONARIES, &C.
AND A PRKSKNT FRSU WITH CVKRY
' ' PURCIIASK.
A STATEMENT :
Our sale et books In the month et December,
In the city of Philadelphia, amounted te the
vast nnmlMsr et l(jO,0UO, and during that month
we gave te book buyers 1ST. Geld Watehcx, 213
Silver Watches, 23! real Diamond Rings, 418
Solid Geld and Amethyst Rings, 7. elegant
Geld Band China Tea Sets, 340 large and ele
Kant Oil Paintings, and thousands et ether ele
gant articles ON E WITH EVERY BOOK.
' THOS. CRAWFORD ft CO..
Ne. in Knst King Street,
Lancaster, Pa.
A C AKD !
We, Thes. Crawford A Ce.. Ne. 23 East King
etreet, Lancaster, Pa., would state te the peo
ple et this city that in Introducing our gigan
tic book sale here, we sliall treat the people as
? generously as in the cilyef l'hlludelptiiu, oller eller
ng the people
THE FINEST LITERATURE T1IK WORLD
EVER SAW,
'
V ; 1
and showering presents upon the people as
last as they buy the books we otter.
Thes. Crawford A Ce.,
Ot the Ureat Boek Stere, r.l North nth Street,
Philadelphia, and
Ne. 26 E. King Street,
LANCASTER, VA.
m3S-3td
TIIfiD EDITIOIT.
FBTJDAT EVZHINO. HAY 27. 1881.
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
Washington, May 27. Fer the Middle
states and tbe lower lake regions, warmer
and fair weather, south te west winds, and
stationary or slowly falling barometer. ,1
THE SENATORIAL STRUGGLE.
Counting the Noses as Albany Deth Sides
Confident.
Albany, Slay 27. The CoeUiBgitesaro
still fighting strenuously for a caacas, and
declare emphatically that the fate of the
party in this state rests upon, such
action. Te go into the election for senators
Without first holding a caucus, they say,
reduces the party te a mob with no head,no
tail, no organization. It will break it up
hopelessly and necessitate a reerganiza
tien wmcii lias required years te perfect.
Their argument is that the Republican
party of this state ewes all it is te the
machinery-it has new in existence, and te
break it is te turn the state ever te the
Democracy for many years te come.
The usual recess till Monday night will
be taken by the Legislature and the Cenk,
lingites hope in the interval te effect the
object they have in view by securing the
requisite number of signers te the call.
Owing te the absence, en account of
sickness, of J. S. Carpenter, of Dtrtcbess
county, there are only 103 Republican
legislators. These are said te be divided
into 47 for Ceukliug and 47 against him,
leaving 11 doubtful. A majority of the
105 is 5e, and the Cenklingites need
six mere te make that majority. It is said
they will get these and call the canons
for Monday night. Then if the adminis-
tratienists will net go into the caucus
will net make the 53 .84 in the election--they
will have te take the responsibility
of turning against the party of the statej
and the Cenklingites will have te devote
themselves te breaking the deadlock.
I low this is te be done it is tee seen new
te indicate.
The usual resolution for a recess te
Monday eveniug. was offered in the Assem
bly, but at the request of Speaker Sharpe
it was laid aside, as he said there ought te
be some consultation before action.
At 11:30 the resolution was called "up
again and Mr. Raines suggested that it
wenld be better te adjourn te Tuesday
morning.
Spcaker Sharpe said that would require
a concurrent resolution and the Senate
has already objected te such a reselu
tien. '
Mr.Niles moved te amend' by adjourn
ing till te-morrow morning. This was
voted down and the resolution te adjourn
te Monday evening was adopted. It is un
derstood that the IIouse will then meet,
and immediately adjourn till next morn
ing. The Latest Coent.
The latest account shows that of the
lKTRepublicans in the Legislature, the
Cenklinites have 55 and tlielantis 50. This
gives the Cenklingites the right te call a
caucus, or would eive them the right if
they had 55 signatures te their call, but
tl)cy have net the signatvres. They count
several birds in the bush asde'their oppen
cms. owing te the refusal of several mem
bers te sign their paper.
Conkling and Arthur will Icave the city
te day for New Yerk, where the conferences
will be continued. Their friends insist
that everything- will be settled before
Monday next. There is evidently a
better feeling among the stalwarts this
morning than there was yesterday, while
the antis are by no means despondent.
Several petitions were presented in the.
Senate this morning from various towns
and counties against the re-election of
Conkling and Piatt. Mr. Mills presented
a petition of citizens of Oneida county ask
ing for the re-election of the ex-senators ;
also a petition from the same county call
ing upon the Legislature te sustain the
administration. A remonstrance was pre
sented from business men of New Yerk'
city against the re-election of Conkling
and Piatt.
KEN. UUl'LElfSNEI'llKW.
Sentenced te be Hanged In Colerado.
Denver, Cel., May 27. This morning's
News says that W. II. Cauty, who is sen
tenced te hang at Colerado Springs, June
17, for the murder at Buena Vista last
April of Deputy Marshal Perkins, is a
nephew of Ben. Butler and tliat his right
name is William II. Salisbury, of
Salisbury, Massachusetts He was
forced te leave home en account
of recklessness and went te California,
made a fortune in gambling and saloon
business, but afterwards lest all. He
came te California three years age. Since
the murder his friends have been doing!
everything te save him.' Massachusetts I
lawyers are here working 111 his behalf.
OBITUARY.
Anether Attache of the "Ledger" Dead.
Philadelphia, May 27. Wm. N.
Deane, general superintendent of the
Ledger, died suddenly this morning at the
age of 72 years.. Mr, Deane was one of
the best known men in journalism in this
city. He was the founder of the Tritn
seript, the first penny paper in Philadel
phia, which was ultimately merged into
the Ledger.
31AKKETH.
"Jew Tera Market.
N w YeRE.Muy ST. Plenr State and Western
shade stronger, moderately active; Superfine
State l(H4 7i; extra de 4 8JQ.r,00; choice de
t. 10.V25 : tunev de $.13u675: round hoop Ohie
5 ai5S0: choice de f5 CO 8675; snpurttlif
western 4 0034 75; common te geed ex
tra de ifi OOgr. A ; choice de $5 Xt&fi 73 ; choice
white wheat de, at f5 25g(i ". Southern
scarce and li rm ; coiiimeu te fair extra, 5 2U9
5 IS : geed te choice de JS 7U(7 75.
Wheat feverish ,unsettletl, and prices y,Q4i
lower; Ne. 1 White, May, $1 235; de July
1 23 ; Ne. 2 Red, May, $1 25'ifi)$l 9 ; de
J unc, $121.1 25H; de July, $1 2tl 24;de
Aug., $1 lOiil 211.
Cern lniMhT.ilely active; Mixed
western
Oats a sluule easier ; State, 4U.VI; Western
rhlladelphia Market.
fuiLAUBLraiA, May 27. Kleur market
strong with fair demand ; superfine, lit
f.t 25fJ3 75 ; extra $4 00i4 25 : Ohie and
Indiana family 5 50C 25; Penmi. family $5 25
65 37 ; St, Leuis famUy 10 tegc Se ; Minnesota
Extra j 252.6 00 : destrulgbt, $6 00fi 50 ; winter
patent C 25J7 25 ; sptlng de Sfi CU7 50.
Rye float at$5S0.
Wheat market easier; Ne. 2 West
ern Red, $1 24W: Delaware, Penn'a Red and
de Amber, 91 2401.25.
Cern dull and weak for local use ; steamer,
5G57 ; yellow, COc ; mixed, GOc.
Oats dull and lower; Ne. 1 White 5ic;
Ne. 2,de5Q$51c; Ne. 3, de AiiQ'.Oc; Ne. 2,
Mixed 48c.
Rye Urm at $1 W.
Previsions qnict: mess perk $17 50 18;
Iteef hams, t23 0OQ25 00 ; Indian . uijgg
beef 12250.
Bacen smoked slienlders, (c: salt de
CfiiMc; smoked luuus 11312c; pickled hams
'jUQIOc
Lard easier ; city kettlellc ; loose batchers'
10c ; prime steam, $11 1ft,
Butter market quiet and easier, mera ollor ellor oller
ing ; Creamerv extra Pennsylvania at 2741
28c ; Western, 25Q2U ; de geed te choice 22
24c; Bradford county and New Yerk extra.
2324c. .
Rolls dull ; .Pennsylvania and Western 98
E'ggs flrmcr and light supply Pennsylvania
l.r4lCc; Western 1415Kc. -
Cheese dnll and weak; New" Yerk lull
cream 10ie)c; Western full ereuB,!ifi9c;
fair te geed, 8Q8Vc ; de halrsklnrs, '&& ;
vuiiiauiuissuns, oqec. r
Petrelenm steady: rellncd TKc
Whiskv steadv nt SI (. a
:
Seeds Geed te prime Clever, negieeted-r
Timetby Jobbing at fl 100$ It; Op de flaxseed
nAtntnnl i O.
fi'f
Live Stock Markets. i
CmcAao.-Uess-ReoeIits.24;oWfcal; 'ship
ments, 4.000 head ; marxct fafrlr active, and
prices 10c. lower ; packers and shippers active
at a decline ; peer te gced mixed packing;
5tt5; light, $5 70 0; choice heavy t49
C 35 ; culls $5 20.
a. 408 beadshlpaeBts. 4,660
treC7 and active mad We
higher ; all sold
Mr,a-..i.niV, m.TS;"-' ""
0LTII MMr . '
.... w .- . . uir ev.
sneep-iceceipts, ljm bead; market steadv
and te prime shorn 110340: riirte koe!iWo2i-'
e.US i 50ti a ; ehelw. SO ; all selSTmarket
East LinsKTY-Cattle Receipts, 2,049 head of
through; no arrivals for tbe Tarda t snvnrr
only ialr ; business very dnil : best. aklpDtair
grades. ss6 30 ; fair te geed butchers' grades.
4 7SQ6 : common te light stun. 44J4 6J ; stock
ers and feeders, $3 50Q4 ; bells, cows and
stags, S3 9094 se ; sales te-day only 73 head.
IIgs Receipts, 1,100 head; Philadelphia.
S8 35et 45 ; Yorkers, S3 9006 10. '
eucep Receipts, J.ju neatt; market very
aadlOQiSc lower than yesterday. r
1 "
SMcKSiarmaK.
New Yerk, Philadelphia aad Lesal ttteeks
also United States Bends reported dally by
Jacob B. Loxe. N. E. Cor. Centre Square.
Msw Yebx STOCKS.
Stocks Irregular.
May 57.
ajl r.
m. r
ib .im ate
Meaey....
Del Lack, a, Western 1271? 127!I19
.ueiaware. . iinasen Canal ie 111
Denver X JUe iirunde M .....W7J
Hannibal St- Jee st 82U
Lake Shere ft Mich. Southern.. 131 1332 132
Manhattan Elevated.. :&':, !
Michigan Central.w; ll: 114 lis
Missouri, Kansas a Texas 5l4 tote 49
ni i.,uikk criL's nni.... )y, m: i
sew juraiy cenirui
N. Y., Ontario A Western.
I"- JUVj
w&
Mew ,ierk central
WyU
H2&y
lsi'i ise M
01110 at MlSSSS&tppI
raeltic Mull Steamship Ce....
St. Joints & Iren Mt
Sutro Tunnel
Union Pucttlc
Wabash, St. l.nuis.t i'acille
v.i .
SMJfc M 074
&4
kp a
P7jl
531
rrelcrred.
Western Union Tel
12s"
9X
JHlI.AnBLPUlA.
Stocks steady.
Pennsylvania R. IE.
Lehigh Valley
Lehigh Navigation
Buffalo, Pitts. ft Western. A.r
Northern Central :....-....
Northern l'atl tic....'
" Prelerrud
ilestenvllle
Philadelphia ft Erie
tewauiiien Mining
IfielTKD STATISt ItO.VOS.
f U nited Stutes 4 per cents
4M "
ni4 "
NoenOuolaiiousoi the ralu Market
KSimWhed by .laenn it. Leng, Commtsslen
Breker.
Cattle Receipt
smppmg 75ffl(;75: peer temem.s5aSS
jaiSHS5-59? Texan$e5Si1S
r hm m : vibbi urm mmnnrnMrn
uuwuns nmuK will
cujeage erth Western 132K 131JJ 131
Chicago .MIL a St. Paul ....... lH72 1K
Canada Southern . s 78K 77
C. C. A I. C. R. R. saw ii Att.
"""" Ma7ta
BK
9i ?;
il'.; 'Jsk &
.... ia)i g
zik a? sX
Wi M'H ytii,
442 )i Ui
S5 84 S3
11 21 21
A
40
P.M.
10
JLaOy
aalPfc
..UM.
CuicAoe. Cash. June. July.
Wheat l.ll $1.11 I.124
Cern.' xs.yx .42i .435.?
Oats .-3S4 31 .38J2
Nkw Yekk. Cash.
Wleat l.27 . 2BX W.215.
Cern.; 59 .51 $w.
Oats .....
PniLADStraiA.
Wheat 1.25 i.2lj I.2IJ4
Cern . .57 ..Wi
Oats se .nyt My.
Baltimekk.
Wheat Lffi 1.24i 1.21Ji
Cern a) .5U .51
Oats
WANTS.
WANTED.-MKN TO QUABKV AND
also te break ballast by the yard, ln ln ln
qoire at the Quarry at Klnzcr's Station. 2td
WANTED A GOOD COOK.
theC0epcrII011.se.
Al'rLYAT
uilS-ttd
faTANTKD. TUUEK YOUNO LAD1KS
TT as Saleswomen. Apply this ariernoen
at
CRAWFORD A CO.'S
ltd
Ne: 28 East King street..
VE7-ANTKD-COACII TKIMMEKS AND
TV I'ainten. Apply te
1). A. A1.TICK A SONS.
m27-3bl
42 & U West Orange street.
w
ANTkD BUYS TO LKAKN WOOD-
working, blncksnilthingind painting.
Apply at
ni27-2til
AUKUEl'K A MILET'S.
Cor. Duke and Vine Streets.
MJSVELLANJCOUS.
EOKSALK TUKKK ONUNTOKY VRAM K
Houses, with geed roeN, which are te be
removed. Will be sold cheap it applied ter
srfen at
C. A. BITNER'S WAREHOUSE,
rey26-2td Ilarrlsburg Pike.
TUST OFKNKDr
Holten's Cheap Cash Cirerery,
SOI Cor. West King and Mulberry Streets.
Enll line of goods Tresh lrem the city. Mol Mel
ten is selling sngursnt Philadelphia ReNner'g
lrlccs, and being bound te build up trade bb
goeils are all marked lower than niivene el-M-can
or dare mijII. Cull and see bis stiMk and
learn his prices. ni2iVlwd
R
EAD THIS!
L.vxcAsrKK. Pa.. Anrll 28. 1881.
XJIK AIUnKVl'UUA Jllf II uuxrAHT. ,
Geuti It gives me iniieh pleasure ie say
th.tt after using one pack el K1DNEYCURA
I have been entirely cured of a seven; pain in
my back and Mile, or long standing, and that,
tee, alter tiying various known remedies. 1
Imve every confidence Iu your medicine,
cheerfully recommend il.uiidkuew tliatuiany
of inv trieuds who have used it liavu bjeu
Ijencflled. PETER BAKER,
mailyd . Eerenian Eaamiiier aim Express.
F
Olt TOWACCO.
ABOUT 200 BUSHSLS
or
' HICKORY WOOD ASHES,
AND FIVE OR SIX LOADS OP ""
STABLE MAISURi;. , ;
,PP'y.atthc
EAGI.E3POKEWORKS
Hl NORTit UVKKTi MTKKkT.
rmW-Ud
ASTJCIVU JtlCtVK ADVJUtTMHXMXm.
Jt STIMCII 1IKOS.' ADVrKTI.SKENT.
LANCASTER BAZAAR,
Vi J2ASX KING STREET,.
Ajreuo'aliewiagnneor tluuKlnest Si
A,'
Selee-V
liens or
MILLINERV
EVERbllOWN IN LANCASTER.
' Trimmed and U 11 trimmed Hats in great
variety.
Parasols cheaper than ever.
Trimmed Silk I'urasels $1.44.
Flowers and Fcsdhers in all
and OmUra'e.A
slmihs. Plain
1 '. ' r
H'i
RfTRRHMR
' A i H
In Silk and Surah, Plain and ilndirale. .
GLOVES.
Fine Real Lisle Ulevcs, reariT'epi5 KlastlcsJ
20c. a pair.
Fine LMe. 4 Elastics, 25c. a pair. '
Fine I.Me, Leng Lace TopsBe. u pair.
Ladies', Gents7 aDd Children's Umirj
; acd Quderwiar.
' We-have a new CORSET which We sell at 4e.
lit is the best ever seen for tbe price.
TRLMMLNQSANDLAOES
'' irf GREAT' VARIETV.
rlROPUSALS WJLfllB'KEClSlvlii vr
it.Mendayaej)a,June'5 fcJ. the jtaklag;
down et the eM stone church bnildlBg of St.
Mary's, en Vine street: also lerithe excava excava
tle and tbe general contract ler eacielBgr
-
roeniig In or tnc vropesou new. Dowuagen
same site ter w
separate bWs- wUl
Orphanage
and Schools :atae
nnnrate- btes-wui ue receii
received for-the bricks.
brick work, carpenter work. -lumber.
mui
werkUmc. sand, slate and tin work, naintini'
ASKHBBOTHK
and banlwan. Plans and speelBcatipns can,
be seen between 7 and Op. m.. at the ' pastoral
residence adjoining St. Mary's church, where
also proposals may be' It-It. The right Is re
served et rejecting all bids net satistactery.
u2l,2SAjc4-3ta