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JOIUtf 'JAJIAKEU'S ADVJSKTISEMKM.
JOHN WANAMAKER
CALLS
SPECIAL ATTENTION
TO
FOLLOWING :
Our circular silks, CG-inch, arc bough
'entirely lrem the makers in Lyens this
fall for the first time, Wc have advan
tage In the price, and besides a degree
of confidence net te be get In miscel
laneous buying.
Next-outer circle, Chcstnut-St. entrance.
Is there anything black at 75 cents
better than lluiiucl V It is of the sim
plest et all weaving; and nalurally
money gees a long way in buying it.
Black bcrgc at $1.25, full 5P. inches
wide; exactly the wholesale price to
day. Krxl-uuter circle, Chestnut-St. entrance.
Camel's-halr lightly covered with
lieurctte plaid; the Kami! se heavily
covered with briglit beurctte single
threads as te constitute a high illumi
nation. $135.
'Third circle, southeast lrem centre.
Ladies' coats or every grade are in a
geed light In the new corner; and it
there isn't enough room It Is because
many buyers arc there.
New te-day. Coats et light cloths
trimmed with plush, for jeung ladies
only; the sizes and ntylcs arc ye:ii'g.
$13 and $14.
1301 Chestnut street.
Lengthening anil re-dylng seal coats ;
Mini the sooner it Is done the better.
American dye, et" course ; but ler sec
ond dyeing it isn't worth while te send
te Londen.
Jly the way, would you like te leek
into our busy fur workroom en the
third fleer? Yeu shall see all sorts el
fur f kins ami every process of making
and ask as many questions as you like.
1303 Chest n nt street.
JOHN WANAMAKER,
Grand Depot, 13th street, Market and Chestnut,
PHILADELPHIA.
IUOK K1TTEKS.
THON HITTKKS.
IRON BITTERS!
A TRUE TONIO.
IKON lUTTKICSarehignlylrecomuicndedter all diseases requiring a certain and effi
cient tonic; especially
INDIGESTION, DYSPEPSIA, INTER MITTENT FEVERS, WANT OF APPEV
TITE, LOSS OF STRENGTH, LACK OF ENERGY, &c.
It enriches the bleed, strengthens the muscles and gives new lite te the nerves. It acta
like a cliariu en the digestive organs, removing all dyspeptic symptoms, such as Tasting the
Jel, Belching, Heat in the Memacli, Heartburn, etc. TUe only Iren reparation that will
net eUcken Hie teetn or gl-e lirailschc. Sold by all druggists. Write ler the A 1. C Heek, JZ
pp. et useful and amusing reading sent free.
BROWN CHEMICAL COMPANY,
t&Myd&w) BALTIMORE, MD.
Fer Sale at COCHRAN'S DRUG STORE, 137 and 139 North Queen
street, Lancaster.
HOUSE FUKNlSllimi oeoim.
H
OUSKFUKKIsniKO.
-GO
FLINN & WILLSON'S,
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FOR -
Furnaces and Steves of all Ms.
Just received 1,000 YARDS of FLOOR OIL CLOTH lrem '15 cents per yard up.;
OBAJSTDELIBES.
COMPLETE LINE OF HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS FOR THE FALL SEASON.
3Call and examine our stock. Ne trouble te show goods.
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FLINN & WILLSON,
152 & 154 North Queen Street.
I'LUMBEJtS
rOUN L. ARNOLD.
Largest, Finest and
CHANDELIERS
EVER SEEN
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
GAS GLOBES CHEAP.
TIN PLATE AND PLUMBER'S SUPPLIES.
JOHN L. AEFOLD,
Neb. 11, 13 & 15 EAST ORANGE STREET, LANCASTER, PA.
rapra-UU
OOODH.
THE
Striped moleskin plu.sh, 23-inch, $2.75.
Very licli solid silk plush fa til pes en
ottoman silk with Hue stripes of satin
inervelllcux between, $0.50. A distin
guished novelty from Paris.
Ivery-white satin de Lyen with bold
brocade of cream plush picked out with
uncut plush of the same color, $10.
Next outer circle, Chestnut-Si. cntrauce.
Largts small-checks or small-llgured
plaids; net at all like small-checks and
net at all like plaids; anew effect alto
gether ; stronger than smalkchecks and
lc-s gray than many colored plaids,
$1.50. Considered decidedly stylish.
The cloths are rather heavy.
Second circle, southeast from centre.
Muslin underwear el a grade found
nowhere else iu the stores of Philadel
phia and New Yerk, with the exception
efn single house ; I.e., well made and
or line enough material without any
extravagance whatever, and at very
moderate prices ; se low indeed that
families cannot afford te de the same
work at home.
West lrem Chestnut street entrance.
We have hud made a variety et very
rich ties of embroidery surah, and
much finer .surah than we have -eeii in
rca'iyinade ties. 05 cents te $i The
ciuality is the same iu them all. The
difference is In width and embroidery.
IJabtiste ties embroidered with silk
and cotton, a very unique and effective
combination.
Quite, handsome embroidered mull
lies at 15 cents.
Kirs-t circle, southeast lrem centre.
fltON U1TXKKS.
SURE APPETISER.
H
OUSEMJRNISHlNli.
TO-
SUJTZIES.
rOHN L. ARNOLD.
Cheapest Stock et
IN LANCASTER,
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LANCASTER,
Hancastcr JJntriUgcncer,
FRIDAY EVENING, NOV. 25, 1881.
LATEST NEWS BY MAIL.
The Sherwood hotel, at Monticello, Fla.,
has been destroyed by fire.
Snow has fallen at Peughkeep3ie and
ether points along the Hudsen river.
Six train hands were killed yesterday
near Savannah, by a ".ollisien between two
freight traius.
The death is announced of General Nepo Nepe Nepo
keischitzki, who was Russian chief of
stair during a part of the last war between
Russia and Turkey.
Emperor William, besides sufieriug
from :i cold, is greatly enfeebled, and was
obliged te postpone an interview with
Prince Bismark en Tuesday.
The return visit of the emperor and
empress of Austria te the king and queen
of Italy, will be made duriug the current
year.
M. Le Faurc, a Republican member of
the French Chamber of Deputies, from
Creuse, who contracted fever while en a
tour of investigation in Tunis, is dead.
At Dahlenege, Ga., Jehn Rett shot and
instantly killed Jehn Blackstock. Black
stock was trying te prevent a quarrel be
tween Bctt and another man and defended
Bctt-
Jm Raab, a fanner, living three miles
Hffuth of Perrysburg, Ohie, shot his wife
and then himself, both dying seen after
wards. Raab was the father of nine chil
dren. Demestic difficulty is supposed te
have been the cause ! the tragedy.
Andrew Tcwpcs, M.i' Indian who mur
dered his white ein;! ver a year age, has
been hanged at Pe t 'elville, Washington
Territory, Nevcinli. i 15. In accordance
with his last request no Indians witnessed
his execution, which passed off quietly,
net withstanding threats of interference by
his Indian friends.
It is new suspected that the late Mrs.
Ockentu&s, who died in Eurepe lately, was
the victim of foul play at the hands of in
surance sharks, who had speculative risks
en her life. It is ascertained that such
risks weie held te the amount of upwards
of 100,000, and an investigation is about
t be instituted by the surviving rela
tives. A brilliant fete was given at the Ra
tliaus, in Berlin, en Saturday evening, iu
lioper of Professer Virchow. A thousand
persons of the elite of the scientific and
medical world were present. Professer
Bastian presided, and presented the title
deeds of the Virchow institute for promot
ing anthropological studies according te
Pofesser Virchow's own directions. Sev
enty thousand marks were subscribed
towards the project in the various Euro
pean countries.
A sugar-house boiler en Jehn Dymond's
lilaiitutalimi at Bclair, Pl.iqueminc parish,
La , exploded, completely wrecking the
boiler house and badly wounding the fol
lowing persons, who were brought te the
city by the steamer Daisey and sent te the
Charity hospital : Jee Meiukcr. fireman,
leg broken and badly scalded; Martin
Ven Miller, Henry Clade, Jehn MeNorten,
Edgar Batteyc, Charles Creeland and Ned
Duubani, all badly scalded.
Jiulah P. Benjamin, late secretary or
state for the Confederate states, in a letter
dated Louden, Nev. 7, says : "There are
no funds en deposit in England en account
of the Confederate states. The assertions
te the contrary emanate from speculators
en the Stock Exchange. Tlie bends arc
intrinsically worthless. 1 am net conver
sant with the doings of the Stock Ex
change, and de net knew if there arc any
real transactions, or if all the Hare up is
purely fictitious.
The late Stephen Whitman Phceuix has
left half a million dellais te Columbia col
lege. He was a graduate of " e'J " and
three of his family were trraduatcd from
the same institution iu 1703. Dr. Pluuuix
has also left his large library te the col
lege. He has net given any instruction as
te the application of the money, but he has
expressed a wish that it be applied in part
te perfecting the laboratory of the depart
ment of physics. Professer Reed, who
has charge of this department, has net
new Fiiflicient apparatus at his command.
STATE ITEMS.
.larvi & Adams's Novelty works at
Pittsburgh, burned yesterday. Less,
$40,000.
A NoriisteA'ii fire company has dccliued
te accept a prize awarded te it at the late
tournament for 1 he reason that the prize
was a paltry all'air.
Lumbermen have been very busy en tle
Wcht Rranch during the past few days in
au effort, te ;ct tne le C10P "lte boom.
The effort has been largely successful.
The largest tannery iu the world is just
being completed at Merris, Tiega county.
Three engines and ten thirty-two feet
boilers will furnish steam aud force the
machinery. It will grind ene hundred
cords of bark a day.
In Pottsville a pigeon-sheeting match
between James Cox, of Williamstewn.and
Themas Elv. of Kingsten, for three hun-
? died dollars a side, attracted a large num
j her of ieeple. Thirty birds were shot at
at a use el twenty-ene yams. v,e.. kuigu
twenty-two, Ely twenty-one. Several
thousand dollars changed hands.
An iron bar sustaining the doers of the
cupola of the new Rcssemer department of
the Pennsylvania steel works broke yester
day and Calvin 1. Auticr. of Lebanon, aud
Fred W. Yest and Isaac Ceured, of Steel Steel
ten, were caught by the rush of the mol mel mol
teu metal and terribly burned. Auner is
supposed te be fatally burned. They were
removed te the hospital. Calvin B. Au
ner died last night.
There is considerable excitement in the
oil circles en account of an oil well, which
iu former years produced five barrels per
day, start in-: up afresh and llewing four
hundred barrels per day after having been
drilled sixty feet deeper. 'Ihc well is lo
cated near the insane asylum at Warren.
A new well, estimated at two hundred
barrels, was also struck en let 238, Shef
field district. The lat'er and the adjoin
ing territory are owned in Titusvillc.
Within two weeks 11. A. McPikc, the
able editor of the Cambria Freeman, has
been sorely afllictcd. Diphtheria invaded
his home and first carried off his eldest
daughter, an attractive child, aud a day or
two since the baby has been called hence
te keep its sister company. The blew
has been a severe one and Mr. McPikc has
the sympathy of a wide-spread circle of
friends in his bereavement.
The new armory of the Gebin guards, of
Carlisle, was dedicated yesterday with ap
propriate ceremonies. The event was the
feature of the Thauksgiving celebration
and was participated in and witnessed by a
large assemblage. The hall is a very fine
one, ample and well adapted te the pur
pose for wnicli it win no usca, ana every
body rejoices with the Gebin ieys at the
happy consummation of their hopes.
William J. King, of Chambcrsbuig,
nephew of the late Themas A. Scott, pres
ident of the Pennsylvania railroad, was
almost instantly killed about one-half mile
He was employed
PA., FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 25, 1881.
as a civil engineer by the Pennsylvania
railroad, but was having his vacation. He
stepped off the track te let a freight train
pass, and was knocked down and ruu ever
by a snapper engine coming down the
mountain. When picked up life was ex
tinct. He was a bright and premising
student and had many friends.
Lest at Sea.
A Steamer founders and Carries Down
Xlilrly-twe l'aisengers.
The.Bteamer Albian foundered off Point
Barbacoas en the 5th instant, while ply
ing between the mouth of the Sinn river
and Carthagena. She was a small beat,
built for river traffic, but pressed into the
rougher service, though care had always
been taken net te send her out in bad
weather. She had forty passengers aboard
and a cargo valued at 30,000. She had
scarcely get te sea when a gale sprung up,
and in rolling about in the heavy waves
she shipped a sea which put out the fires
and made the vessel helpless. The beats
were few and frail aud practically useless.
The steamer sank in a few moments, car
rying down thirty-two out of the forty
persons en beard. The steamer and cargo
are hopelessly lest. Beth were partially
insured, and the total less of property
will nep exceed $00,000. The survivors,
en reaching the shore, walked te Cartha
gena. The small propeller Gaylerd was suuk
at Cincinnati by a collision with the
steamer D. T. Lane. The cook was
drowned and the rest of the crew narrowly
escaped.
The brigantiuc Arctic, from Neva
Scotia, was driven ashore in the storm
live miles below Squan inlet. One sailor
jumped overboard when she struck, but
was washed ashore all safe. The vessel
was very heavily leaded with mustard
seed and cuttlefish. After the vessel
struck she took lire and was burned te the
water's edge. The crew are at the life
saving station.
Atlanta's Cotten Exposition.
The exposition had its biggest day f-ince
the opening yesterday. Nineteen thou
sand three hundred aud twenty persons
weie registered at the turnstiles, among
whom were ever 8,000 college students and
pupils of seminaries. Among the dis
tinguished visitors were Governer Hawkins
aud United States Senater Jacksen, of
Tennessee. Intense interest pervades the
Seuth as te the convention of planters,
agricultarists aud mill men that will meet
December Cth. All these great interests
will be rcpiescntcd by thousands of live
men. aud the outcome is expected te be of
vast benefit te every Southern industry.
Thirteen thousand strangers are comfort
ably housed in Atlanta, with room for ten
thousand mere. Every man's house is
open. The Denial convention is a great
success in point of attendance. Friday
the crowd premises te he even larger than
yesterday. The great boom has come te
the exposition, and every Southern state
is heuding its people te see it.
A Troubled Weman.
Widow Purccl!, of Ottawa, 111., is one
of the people te whom trouble comes iu
heaps. Last summer she left her home te
visit a son who lived iu Michigan. Twe
weeks after she reached the place the
forest fires came along. The house was
burned, her seu's wife and two children
perished, the son himself was badly in
jured, but Mrs. Purccll escaped. Then
she went te visit her sister, who Jived en
the corner of Grand street aud Seuth
Fifth avenue, New Yerk, and arrived at
the place only te lcaru that the house had
fallen au hour before aud hnr sister's dead
body was buried in the ruins. Alene in
New Yerk, friendless, homeless aud pen
niless, the peer old lady wandered about
the streets until she was found by a po
liceman starving, sick aud se exhausted
that she could net give an account of her
self until after she had been partially ic
vived in the hospital.
m
Ne ene would willingly disturb tin comfort
of :i public gathering by constant coughing;
but we feel that it is the proper thing 10 call
the attention of these iilllictcd with Ceugi'S
nnd Colds te Dr. Hull's Cough Syrup which al
ways en res. Trice 23 cents.
Invigorating feed for the liraln and nerves
is what we need in these days et rush and
worry, l'arkcr'rf Cinger-Tenie restores the
vital energies, and brings geed health quicker
tlmn anything you can use. Tribune, feee ud-verti-ement.
nl-lnnleod&weew
Hew's the liuby.
Hew's the baby?" 'His croup
is better
We gave him .some
or Themas' Kclectrle Oil us you advised,
doctor, and shall give liiin some mere in an
liourer se." Next day the doctor pronounce:!
the youngster cured. Fer sale at II. IS. Cocli Cecli
r.in'a Drug Stere, 137 North f juecii street, Lan
caster. UespiHeil.
Uy the unthinking, Uurdeck has been con
sidered a weed, and its luxuriant growth, nn
pleasant smell, etc., has rendered it, te ihoe
"net knowing its virtue," a nuisance, and yet
the root has long been acknowledged by sa
vants as most invaluable us a diuretic, aperi
ent anil bleed purillcr. Uurdeck llloed Hitters
embody all Us geed qualities. Price $1. Fer
sde at II. 11. Cochran's Drug Stere, 137 North
Queen street, Lancaster.
Mlrabile Dlctn.
"Your Spring lilossem is a success. 1 cer
tainly ihiiiK its etlects are wenderful: all flic
dyspeptic symptoms I complained el have
vanished; my wile is also enthusiastic iu
praise et it ; she was disfigured by blotches
anil pimples en her face, and had a continu
ous headache. She is all right new and all un
sightly eruptions have gene. Yeu may refer
any doubting parties te me.
"U. M. WILLIAMSON.
"Elk Street, lliiliab.."
1'iiccSO cents. Fer sale at II. If. Cochran's
drugstore, 137 North Queen t;trect, Lancaster.
ifUKiriTUKja.
M V STOCK FOS THIS
FALL TRADE.
Is complete, yet I am adding constantly te it.
and veu will And my Warerooms very much
ciewded with the
BEST GOODS AT THE LOWEST
TOSSIDLE PRICES.
Wc are se erewded that it is rather dillieult
te show goods, but we will try and overcome
this by the bctt attention.
Orders ler
PIER AND MANTEL GLASSES
niled at the very shortest notice and at lowest
prices, at
FUIINITUKK. AND I'ICTUBK I'KAMK
YVAUEUOOMS,:
15 KAST KING STKEKT.
WALTER A. HEINITSH.
sep24-3ind
c
1AVEUNS OF LURAY.
CAVERNS OF LURAY,
LUKAY, PAGE COUNTY. VIKUINIA,
About one mile from the passenger nepet et
the Shenandoah Valley Jtailread, are new
brlllhintly illuminated with the Klcctiue
Lieht. ,.,
THE LURAY INN,
Specially erected and beautifully laniished ler
the accommodation et visitors te the Caverns
is enen for the reception of riicMs.
A CAPACIOUS UESTAUKANT eilers nn-
imitnl 1;
leilitiei te large and
hman excursion
OCt20-llllfl.:w
parties
vitr GOODS.
H
AGEK & UKOTIIE1C.
Hapr I Brether,
NO. 25 WEST KING STREET,
Offer in
Larsrc Assortment
-AND
LOWEST PRICES,
NEW DRESS GOODS,
NEW DRESS GOODS,
NEW DltESS GOODS.
CLOAKS, DOLMANS AND JACKETS,
CLOAKS, DOLMANS AND JACKETS,
CLOAKS, DOLMANS AND JACKETS,
SHAWLS,
SHAWLS,
SHAWLS,
SILKS, VELVETS AND PLUSHES,
SILKS, VELVETS AND PLUSHES.
SILKS, VELVETS AND PLUSHES,
LACES, HOSIERY AND GLOVES,
LAVES, HOSIERY AND GLOVES,
LAf'ES, HOSIERY AND GLOVES,
LADIES' MERINO UNDERWEAR,
LADIES' MERINO UNDERWEAR,
LADIES' MERINO UNDERWEAR.
JW-Wu invite examination.
lager & Brether.
J is. ItlAItTIX Ar CO.
UPHOLSTERY
AND-
We arc nmw showing full line of
BODY BRUSSELS
CARPETS,
TAPESTRY CARPETS,
INGRAIN CARPETS,
VENITIAN CARPETS,
Klegant New l'ut terns or FIVK FKAME
P.ODY IIUUSSELS CAltl'KTS at
.91.25, the same goods
I sold at $l.ie.
New Patterns Roxbury Tapestry,
New Patterns Smith Tapestry,
at 8&c.
New Patterns Standard Brussels,
": l-2c., worth 8."r.
New Patterns Standard Brussels,
C7 l-2c., worth 80c.
New Patterns Ingrain Carpets,
lrem "Uc. up.
TInc goods are new and cheaper than they
can be had elsewhere. Full Lines of
CURTAIN POLES,
CORNICES, &c..
IN KllO.NY, ASH, WALNUT AND UUASS.
LAKUK LINKS OF
UPHOLSTERY
Meeds for Lambrcmiiiis aud
for Lambrequins
Curtains.
LACE AND BUNTING GDRTAINS,
WINDOW SHADES.
J. B. MARTIN & CO.,
Cor. W. King and Prince Streets,
l-ANCASTF.il. I'A.
ittiuKs Ajvtt sTAiiarfum.
OCUOOL HOOKS I
SCHOOL BOOKS!
SCHOOL BOOKS!
All .Scheel Heeks and Scheel Supplies at the
very lowest rates nt
M. FLYNN'S,
lu
Ne. 42 WKST KINO STKKKT.
g
ASUN 1881-1882.
L. PRANG & CO.'S
New Prize Cards,
New Christmas Cards,
New New Year Cards,
In Cieatcr Variety and Mere Artistic
Dfi-lKiis than ever before, being reproduc
tions of the Hunt Designs in the two exhi
bitions of CIIUISXJ1AS UAltD designs by
American artists.
A full line of Prang's Christmas and New
Year Cards new ready,
MARCUS WARD & CO.'S CARDS.
Fer Christinas and New Year, also mere
beautiful than ever before, and all the new
Christmas Cards et the ucrtnan Art ruu
Ushers ; a lull line new ready.
Call early while the sleck is (till. At the
Hoenstore et
JOM BAEBS SOUS,
15 and 17 NORTH QUEEN STREET,
DRY
S'
TKAWBIUDGE CLOTtUEB'S Ol'ENIJiU.
OPENING- OF
BY
STRAWBRIDaE & CLOTHIER,
ON WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER
WE OPENED OUR
EIGHTH AND FILBERT STREETS,
Which Building forms part of the raaiu strueture at
EIGHTH AND MARKET STREETS.
This addition enables us iu many ways te
and convenience of enr
THE
DI
G MB
New occupy ene unbroken line of counters, reaching the cntire depth of the
Filbert street extension and around te Eighth street, about S00 feet in length.
Many departments heretofore crowded have had largely increased space assigned
them, and all are given mere or less additional room by reason of the enlargement.
The only New Department we have added is tl of
NOTIONS AND STAPLE TRIMMINGS,
where the thousand aud one necessary tiiflcs needed by ladies will be found.
We signalize the opening of the New Stere by presenting for public inspection
T1 IE MOST MAGNIFICENT STOCK
OF-
DRY GOODS in EVEET VARIETY
that has been placed en sale in mir city, and by ellcring in
every department of the house
SOME NOTABLE BARGAINS
That cannot fail te cnlibt the eager attention of buyers.
Wc invite all our out-of-town friends, when in Philadelphia, te pay a visit of
inspection te our enlarged establishment. They will find that in extending our
premises te accommodate increasing business wc have arranged many things with a
view te their especial comfort and convenience, notably among which are the bureau
of information, the system of checking parcels, the Ladies' Parler, etc.
STRAWBRID&E & CLOTHIER
N.W.CflrJgfi&MarMStsJJ.ner.llitliJirlSls,
PHILADELPHIA-
T ANK & CO. I
LAJNTE & CO.,
Ne. 24 EAST KING STREET, LANCASTER, PA.,
DEALERS IN
FORELH AID D01ESTIC MY GOODS.
JUST Ol'KNKH A S1M.ENUID LINK OK
LADIES COATS AND COATINGS,
VERY CHEAP.
LADIES' UNDERWEAR in all crades.
GENTLEMEN'S UNDERWEAR, in Red and White (Joeds.
BLANKET3, in great variety.
FEATHERS, Steam Cured.
CARPETS and QUEENSWARE.
HORSE and LAP BLANKETS, BOLTING CLOTHS. &e.
Special iiiiliicemcnts In price
JANUARY 1, 1W.
new as we
Jacob M. Marks.
Jehn A.
VjIKKIAUES, JtV.
B
KST
WORK AN1 KKASONABLK
I'UICES.
PHILIP DOEKSOH,
Manufacturer of
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, SPAR BUG
GIES, PHAETONS, MARKET
WAGONS, &c, &c-.
JCCLU'SE-n. specialty Sele right for
Southern Pennsylvania.
A great variety of SLKIOHS en hand.
KEPAIKING promptly attended te.
fcutiv
faction guaranteed.
WAKEUOUSE AND FACTORY ;
Ne. 128 Bast King Street,
LANCASTER, PA.
1IALP SQUARE ITAST OF THE COCItT 1IOCSE.
nS-lmdSw
Carriages ! Carriages I
fiDGERLEY & CO.'S,
I'raclicarCarrJnse Builders,
arket Street, Kear of Central Market Heii.-ir,
Lancaster, Pa.
fie have en hand a Large Assortment et
BUGGIES AND CARRIAGES,
Which we efTer at the
VERY LOWEST PRICES.
All work warranted, uiveus a call J
W Repairing promptly utt ended te.
One set of workmen especially employed ter
hat purpose. imw-ttdAw
I" AUIES' 1IA1K DKESSKR
J MBS. C. L.ILL.EK.
Ladies' Hair Dresser.
Manufacturer and Dealer In Hair Werk,
Ladies' and Gents' Wins. Combines straight
ened and made te order. Ihiir Jewelry of nil
kinds made up. Alse. Kid (JIeve an leath
er cleaned and dyed. Alse, Ladies' bhaiupoe-
ln' "- & -111 NORTH QUEEN STEET.
eM:nd Four doers above P. K. It. Depot
Pric Twe tents.
UOOVS
NEW STORE
2,
NEW STORE, AT
add greatly te the comfort
patrons.
ANE & CO.
ilcairi! 1 make u radical change in tee!c Ty
Charles.
Jehn B. Reth.
Vilirr.l A!tl OLAHSnTAK..
II
1UII & .MAKTIN.
CHINA HALL.
CHINA,
GLASS,
QUEERS WARE.
HIGH & MARTIN,
Ne. 15 East Kins Street.
HOTELS.
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JN Europeen plan. Dining Itoenij lei
Ladies and Gentlemen. Entrance, at Ne. Jl
North Duke street. Clam and Turtle houp heup houp
Lebster Salad. Oysters In Every .Style i and l
tue Delicacies et the Season. Wc solicit tin:
patronage el the public. tna''-t'"
STEAMEO eysteus.
Specialty made of Steamed Oysters at the
V SFBECriER HOUSE,
Ne. 27 North Duke Street.
Having lurnlshed our Restaurant wan a
boiler for steaming oysters, wc take this meth
od et informing the public that wcareprc
ivircd at ill limes te furnish them le fuinilies
nt their houses or at the restaurant.
Ladles' entrance. Ne. 27 North Duke street
GUOFF & COPELAND.
oet20-Ud Proprietors.
DEPARTMENT
this Bide of Galhtzen.