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LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCER THURSDAY. DECEMBER 29, 1881.
lanrastrr iUclliaenccr.
THURSDAY EVENING. DEC. 29, 1881.
la THE M ALL; WAY.
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Fer the Ixtelmhuscer.
She held my coat with woman's grace
And vlicn I turned te sec lier race,
Ami thank her for her kindness,
Her two deep eyes, se tender kind.
Looked all iny boasted prudence; blind.
And in my carcles3 blindness.
My proud-held head was downward bent
And while 1 toward the maiden leant,
I kived her, in the hall-way!
Ah ! Heaven bless thec, little maid,
Thy virgin llpa 'gainst mine thus laid
Shall be remembered alway ! M
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Facts and Fancy.
The Way et I He World.
A new law in Kansas forbids any per
son te marry within six months after pro
curing a divorce.
A we'an caused a commotion at Wcd
cna, Minn., by wildly chasing a big deg
and ciying : " Step him ! he has swal
lowed a $20 bill." An obliging butcher
promptly caught the beast, killed him and
recovered the money.
What might be called a icfermcd train
robbery happened lately en the Missouri
Pacific railway. The engineer en seeing
adamrcr .signal stepped the train, but
catching .sight of masked n.cn with 10 10
velvcrs, he put en steam and get away
with his train before the robbers could get
aboard. Te add te this four of the unsuc
cessful paity have been ai rested.
The ficshmcu of IJiewn univciMty, in
Providence, eidercd their annual dinner
of a catcicr and prcpaied te have an
elaborately geed t'unu, including .speeches
and songs. At the lime appointed they
marched in precession te the dining hall,
banners Hying and appetites sharp. They
found the tables littered with scant rem
nants of the fest, which had been eaten
by the Kophemoios who had imposed
themselves en the caterer and induced
him te get the dinner ready an hour
earlier.
There is at least one man in Maine who
might make his foituue in Wall street.
Several years age a Baptist society was
formed near Brunswick and a church cdi cdi
lice was puichascd and moved te a conven cenven
cnt site. The man employed te perform
the work of icmeval, whether one of the
deacons or net docs net appear, bought a
number of pews at a small price, get up a
religious excitement, in the village, and
when it was at its. height closed out his
put chase at a preiit of $500.
fender ui Tliese Truth.
Tmpid Kidney.-, and constipated bowels, lire
1 lie -41 cat i-aiiiiwiil eh'eule disea-e-..
h idiie-Veit Iris cured llieu-aiid.-'. 'fry it
and ou" will add one mine te the number.
Habitual ee-livene is an alllietinti et the
Aliieiicau people. Kiillli'V-Wert will cine it.
Iviilney-Weil ha- eineil kidney eoinplaint eeinplaint
H thiitv je.ii- -landing. Tiy it. hhrhanir.
il'.V. IwdJtw
ISxpcrlentisi ifecel.
Urc imi-t tell Mime men a great deal te teach
them a little, lint the knowledge et the cura
tive piepi-iiie-. el Kpiing lllossem ineasc-el
hick licadaclie, imlige.slieii. and biliousness is
bought I iv eieiii'iiee. Price 5u cents. Ker
sale at II. IS. I'eeliran'i drug stele, 137 North
Queen -tn !
Kidney Complaint Cuied.
I!. Tin ner, Kecliester, N. Y w riles : ' I have
lieen ler ever a year subject te ,-erleus dis
order el the Kidneys, and often unable te at
tend te buslnc ; "l precmvil your Jiurdeck
liloed Hitters ami was relieved before halt a
bottle was n -ed. 1 Intend te continue, us 1
feel ceiitidt-nt that they willentirely cure me."
rrlee l. I'er -ale al II. It. Cecliian'.s drug
steie. !::; North Queen street, l.anea-ter.
I'incaprd from flic Tell.
Jno. Cacim, l.aHrte. 1ml., writes: Hurrah
ter Spring Ille eni : it's all you reeenimeutled
it te I.e. .My dy-iM-p-i.i h.i.sall vani-hed. Why
ilen't you ad vcrti-e it ? What allowance i iil
you make It 1 lake a deen bottles, mi that 1
could oblige iny Iriends occasionally?" I'ricc
&U cents. Ker s.ilc. at II. K. Cochran's ding
stoic. i::7Neith Queen si icet, Lancaster.
Ileils or Iliiwn Feel Hard.
All beds seem hard te the iheuuialic. Then
barken jc peevish -ullerers : Apply Dr.
Themas' l.clcet lie Oil te veur aching Joints
and luiisclex. Rely upon 'it that you will ev
perience speedy r.-liet. .Such, at Ica-t, Is the
testimony el thee who bavc used it. Tlteic
medy is likewi-esucee. tullv resorted te for
thieataml lungili-eases, spiiiins, bruises, ele.
Ker sale M II. It. Cochran's dru-j stele, 1.17
North Queen Mtrcct, Laiica-ter.
MiClHUAJ..
jrillNKY W
OK
DOES
WONDERFUL
CURES.
HY?
Ilecaiihn it art mi the I.IVIIIC, iitm'KLS and
iuuakis at the K.ntie lime
SKK WHAT I'KOI'I.K SAV
Kugeue P.. Sterk, or.liiuclieii City, Kansas,
says Kidney Wen cured him alter leguiar
I'hy-ici.mt bad been trying ler lour years.
Alls. .li)Mi Aruall, el Washington, Ohie,
says her buy was given up Iedic by lour prom
inent physicians and that he was allcrivurds
cured by Kidney Wen.
M. M. I!. ;mI in, an editor In Chardon,
Ohie, says he wits net expected 1e live, being
bleuleil beyeml belief, but Kidney Werl cureil
him.
Anna I., .lai rett. et Seuth Salem, N. Y.. says
that seven years sullcring fieni kidney
troubles and othcrcemplicallons was ended
by tin: useet Kidney Wert.
Jehn is. Lawrence, el Jacksen, Tenti.. suller
cd ter years from liver ami kidney troubles
nud after taking "barrels et ether medicines "
Kidney Wert made hhu well.
Michael Cole, et Montgomery Centre, Vt.,
suffered eight years with kidney dilllculty and
was unable le work. Kidney Wert made him
"well us ever."
KIDNEY WORT
PERMANENTLY CUKES
KIDNHt DISEASES,
LI VClt COMPLAINTS,
CONSTIPATION AMI PILES.
It is put tin in Dry Vecetnliln Knrsn. in
Oniucan-i.one package of which m.ikes six
3 narts el medicine.
49-Al.se In Liquid Ferni,v6ry Concentrated
Jt?-Ier the convenience et these who cannot
49-rcadlly prepare It It acts with equal
M efficiency in either form.
GET IT OF YOUR DRUUG13T. PRICE, SI.
WELLS, RICIIAKOSON & CO., Prep's,
llnrllngten, Vt.
t Will aend the dry pest-paid.)
dec 27 lydAwS
uiirx JWA minus.
riOMMONWKAUTH IHST1UHUTION CO.
40th Popular Monthly Drawing
OTTHB
COMMONWEALTH DISTRIBUTION CO.
in the City or Louisville, en
TUESDAY, JANUARY 31st, 1882.
These drawing occur monthly Sundays
excepted) under previsions et an Act et the
General Assembly et Kentucky.
The United States Circuit Court en MarchSl.
rendered the following decisiens:
lt Tliat the Common wealth Dlstrlbntlen
Company In legal.
2d ItHilramingHare fair.
N. IJ.The Company bus new en imnd a
large rescrve fund. Read the list of prizes ler
the
JANUARY DRAWING.
1 prize $ 30,t)CO
1 prize 10,oee
1 prize....
5.00c
lOprizes $1,000 each....
20 prizes 500 each
2100 prizes $iuicach
:W0 prizes 50 each
GOO prizes 'JO each
10,000
10,000
10,000
10,000
12,000
10,000
luvi prizes lucacn.
9 prizes soe each, approximation prizes 2.700
QnrlvnafVMI.nf.li " t. icvia
9 prizes 100 each, gce
I,9tprlzc9 flliW
Whole tickets, fi; half UckeLs, fl ; 27 UckcU
t50;55Uckets.$100. ' ' ",-,"'u,
ttcnilt Meney or It.ink linirt In letter, ej
send by Kxpress. DON'T MKNIJ ISY KKGIS
TKUED I.liTTKIlOll POSTOKKICK ORDER.
Orders or t5 unit upward, by Kxpreie, can lie
Hcntateurexiense. AildiV all orders te It.
M. KOAKIIMAN. Cem lcr-.feiiriial Ibilldlntr.
iAlulavllle, Ky.. 01 It n i:iAICIIMAN
09 iireuilwav. . fork Ichi-Tu'l b.VStw
lcr-niirc it cleanses the sy.-tem fit the poi-en-ou-humors
that develop "in Kidney and L'ri
nary Disease--, i:ilieusnes-, .laumlfee. Consti
pation, Piles, or in Khcumatl-m, Neuralgia,
Nei vims Disorders and Kemah: Complaints.
MISCELLANEOUS.
AN OKDINAKCK TO BEOUuAMIZB
the Fire Department and Regulating the
SixTies 1. ISc It ordained by the Select and
Common Councils et the city of Incaster,
that Irem'and after the first day of February,
1882, the Fire Department shall consist of one
Chicr Engineer, tour steam fire engines, four
hose-carts and one hook and ladder truck,
wliicn shall be located In such part or parts
or the city hereafter designated.
Si.v e h'nMi Kmnnqtir shall Censtat Of OnC
engineer, one driver et engine, one driver of
hose-art,eiic foreman anil four hescmen. who
shall held their positions as long as they con
duct themselves piepcrlyand obey the laws
and ordinances et the city, and their superiors
in the department. .
.Sr.c..1.Tlie property el each company shall
consist of one steam lire engine, one hose-cart
Hie requisite quantity of liesc, three
horses, with all mlnoracccsserics for effective
Sec. i. It shall be the duty -or the Chief En
gineer te attend at all llres, superintend and
direct the operations of all the companies;
he shall nave 11111 control 01 an uie meu uuu
apparatu,1?sue and cnlercc such orders as in
hia judgment maybe best calculated for the
protection or property and extinguishment of
tires; te en re recall laws et Councils govern
ing tncKirc Department: he shall report an
nually te Councils all llres occurring in the
city, thc'erigln thereof if possible, together
with the amount et property destroyed, and
the amount el insurance, if any; also a lull
statement el the condition et the department
at the end et each year- He shall also report
promptly te the. committee en Fire Dcpart
inttut any member et the department who
may have disobeyed his orders or violated
any el the laws or rules governing the depart
ment; he shall have control and supcryiien
of tlie Fire Alarm Telegraph, and shall devote
his whole time in the interest et the depait-
ment. . , ., .
Six.:;. It shall be the duty or thclereman,
whenever his company shall be in active ser
vice te take charge et all apparatus belonging
thereto, direct the operations efthe same, sub-
feet te the orders et his superiors; preserve
(irilel anil UCCllI um aiiiuii mu iiiuhh'i - " '
company; he shall attend te having the appa
ratus heu-cd en returning from tires; he shall
have the he-e washed, dried and aired, and
again placed in readiness for immediate use ;
he shall aLsO keep arecerd of; and report te the
Chief Engineer t he absence of any member et
his company trem tires, together with any
dereliction of dutv or violation of" any of" the
rules and regulatien-et the department.
Sec. ;. Theeiiginecrefeaclisteaiii llreengine
shall accompany his engine te all fires and
alarms, and iliwliargu the duties .ipcrtaining
te hi- position as may lie diiccte-l by the fore
man et his company or his superior officer ; lie
shall, keep his engine in complete order and re
pair, ready ler service at all tunes; he shall
have it tested at least once in each month, and
shall have charge et" his company in the ab
sence et the foreman.
Sue. 7. The drivers shall liave the care and
management of and properly groom their
liert.es, keep their respective engine houses,
stables, harness, etc., in a neat and clean con
dilieii, h.ive charge and care of the apparatus
when net in actual service and report te the
Chic! Engineer any injury it may have .sus
tained, lie shall keep the engine house heated
during the proper season, and shall ledge in
the engine house at night time.
Six. .-. It shall be the duty of all hesemen te
attend promptly each and every call or alarm
el fire, assist in taking the apparatus te and
locating the same attires, and returning and
housing the same, assist in washing and leel
ing hose, and perform such ether duties
as niaj be pre.-cibcd by the tercnian or ether
superior etlieer.
Six.il. Each and every efliccrand member of
the department shall re-peml promptly te
every call or alarm c t lire, and any neglect or
ielu-al shall subject the member or members
leilisniissal tlne'er oilier penalty, a maybe
pic.sciilicd by the rules and regulations 01 the
department.
Skc 10. The salaries te be paid the -cveial
etlicers and empleyes el tui- .lepartmer.l shall
be as billows :
Chief Engineer ffitie per annum.
Foremen, each It)
Engineers, each I .Ml "
Drivers..... ''' "
lleacinciianil l.ailderiiicn 50 "
Six. 11. Thepropcrlyerihn hook and luddcr
ceinnanv shall consist el one geed truck, the
requisite number et ladders and hooks, and.
hhall be located in one el the engine houses.
The employees et this company shall consist
et one drier of truck, one foreman anil tour
laddeiuien.
Sec li Ne intoxicating liquors et any kind
shall be allowed in any engine house or ether
building belonging te the department, or at
any fires or alarms, and any member who
shall become intoxicated sliall be subject te
dismissal.
Six. i:t. The several flicersaiid members el
the Kiie Department shall be rs-ofticie incm-ber-i
el the police lercc at I ires audalaims.
and shall each take and subscribe before the
Mayer a similar oath el" ellice prc-ciibcd ter
regular policemen.
!m:i. II. The Committee en Fire Department
shall fill all vacancies occurring In the depart
ment, and in case et absence, sickness, re
moval or death et the Chief Engineer, the
leivinan of engine Ne. I shall temporarily fill
the position until Ceuncilsshall (ill the place
permanently, ai:il he shall be obeyed and re
spected the same as it he were the permanunt
head et the department.
Six. l.'i. Ceuncilsshall elect the Chief Engi
neer in joint convention, at the regular or
special meeting 111 February, 1SS2, and he shall
scivc until the First Monday in April, It.',,
when bis Micce or shall be elected in the .same
manner every t luce years thereafter, and lie
lore assiiiniii'; the duties et his ellice
lie shall take and subscribe, before
the Mayer 01 the cily, a'i oath et
ellice prescribed ler ether city etlicers.
Councils shall have power !e remove him
ti'ein ellice al any time ler misdemeanor, neg
ligence, inelllciency or any otlicreffciisc ; pre
viding, both blanche i el Councils agree te de
se by a majority et the elected 1111:111-
bcr.s el each body, and the Commit
tee en Dire Dcpaitnicnt -hall have power
te suspend him at any time ler viola
tion el the laws or eidinances, until tlie first
meeting or Councils, when action shall be
taken in his case.
Six. It!. Persons te be eligible le member
ship 111 the department must be twenty-one
years el age and upwards, citizens et" the
Tnilcd States, ami residents et the city ler at
lea-t one year immediately preceding their
applicalien.auil et geed moral character ; and
no pcreii hhall be rejected or subject le ic ic
eoval en account el any political, religious,
or ether sentiment entertained by him, pro
viding that no member et the department
shall take any active part in politic-, or that
such sentiment does net interfere with the
ellicieut discharge el his duties.
Six. 17. The etlicers and employees shall be
paid theirsalaries monthly, their bills te be
certified as correct by the Chief Engineer and
approved by the Filiatien Committee, and
upon a warrant drawn by the Mayer en the
City Treasiuer.
Six. IS. All ordinances in any manner incon
sistent willi the previsions i this ordinance
are hereby repealed.
Ordained and enacted into a law, in the city
et Lancaster, this 21st day or December, A. D..
1SS1.
JOHN I.EVERGOOD,
1'ivsldcut Common council.
Hucui-tiT .Iou.nste.v,
Cleikel Common Council.
UORERT A. EVANS,
President Select council.
J. K. P.Alllt.
Cleik et .Select Council.
Approved December 27. IsSI.
JNO.T. MacGONIGI.E,
diSsltd Mayer.
VAKl'lSXH.
KKAT ICA1CUA1MS IN VAKPKIM,
1 claim te have l!lj barcesl nml Klncn
i te Have tli'j bargest am
CARPETS
leeit 01
In tlila City. P.rnssels anil Tapestry CAKPKTS
Tliree-ply, Kxtra Super, auper, All Weel,
Halt Weel and Part Weel Ingrains : from tlie
best te the cheapest aa low as 25c. per yard.
All the
FINEST AND UltOWE PATTERNS
that ever can be seen in this city.
1 also bave a Large and Fine Slecfc et iny
own make
Chain and Bag Carpets,
AS LOW AS 35c 1'Kll YAH1).
Alse MAKE CAKPKTS TO OUDKUnt slim
notice. Satisfaction gnarcnlccd.
4VNe tronlile te show goods 11 yen de ne
wish te purchase. 1 earnestly soil eit a call.
H. S. SHIRK,
203 WEST KING STREET,
LANCASTER PA.
lAKMSTS, VUAL, JBC.
PHILIP SCIIUM, SON & CO.,
MANUFACTOUY,
Ne. 1.71 SOUTH WATKlt STJJKKT,
Imkcastkr, Pa.,
Well-known Manufacturers or Cenulne
I.ANCASTKIt QUILTS,
COUNTKUPANES.
COVKUI.KTS,
1M.ANKKTS,
CAKPKTS.
CAUPKT CHAIN,
STOCKINU YARN, Ac.
USTOM UAG CAUPETS ASPKClAl.Ti.
LANCASTER FANCY
DYEING ESTABLISHMENT.
Dress Goods Dyed either in the piece, or in
Garments; also, all kinds et silks, millions
Feathers and Woolen Goods Dyed. Gen
tlcmcn's Coats. Overcoats. Pants. Vfsts .
Uyciler Scoured; also. Indigo iilnc Dyeing
done.
All erilers or goeiLs lelt with tt.s will receive
prompt attention.
CASH l'All) FOK SEWED
CAUPKT KAGS.
GOAL. COAL.
Ceal of tlie best .inallty put np expressly lei
family use, and at tlie lowest miirket rates.
TRY A SAMPLE TON.
YARU-lMltOUTII WATER STREET.
3-1 yd K.S 1 v PHILIP HCHUM, SON CO
Se the French people put it,
" occasion." We don't -like the
there are special reasons that warrant stepping out from our usual
Such a time has come te Uak lall, and we have te announce
A GRAND "OCCASION."
1881, se far, has been the largest year's business OAK HALL HAS EVER DONE.
Mr. Jehn Wanamaker has this season watched ever personally and supervised the old house in a measure like in "old times
AND NOW
desires te say he has determined te put the annual sales far beyond anything ever reached before in the annals of the Retail Cloth
ing business in the United States.
There is net a day te lese, as the season is passing. We have therefore prepared all the inducements we can'effer and they
GO INTO EFFECT IMMEDIATELY.
Years age we were overloaded with goods, and we frankly said se. We have no secrets about our business. We take the people
into our confidence and ask for a return of confidence, AND GET IT, bacause the people find out exactly what can be depended en.
We sold out long age all our surplus stock. Five furniture cars would carry all the old stock new in our double six-story
building, and while we de se large a business and sizes break up se rapidly as they de, we always expect te have just as much as
we have te-day.
NOW THBJST, THIS IS TO SA.Y
That this " Occasion " is based en the cleanest, newest, best stock we can possibly get together.
NEW GOODS OF SPLENDID CHARACTER,
And made for the purpose of driving up and along the sales te far outdo the best endeavors of former years.
SUMMING UP THE INDUCEMENTS, THEY AEE
1. A stock of goods, most of it "just born," clean and beautiful, arriving daily from our workrooms.
2. A "right smart " deduction from usual prices, " something that can be seen."
3. Opportunity given te take a. purchase away, compare it, bring it back and get money returned.
4. Wanamaker & Brown's stamp en the quality ana make of the goods as the guarantee of value. Of course
THERE AEE SOME BETTER BARGAINS THAU OTHERS,
Ner is all our stock marked down, but
THIS IS EXACTLY HOW IT IS.
Cut out the lists and walk
A
Men's Overcoats.
Fancy Cussimcrc Chesterfields, made le sell
at$lS.m, reduced te $14.0).
nine and Itlaek Fur Reaver Oversaeks, made
te vll at $10.(10, reduced te fs.fte.
Rrewn Chinchilla Ovcrsacks, made te sell at
f 13.01, 1 educed te f lit.l.
Gray lnlved, fancy hack Dl.igeail, Skeleton
Oversaeks and Chesterfields, made te sell at
$10.(0, reduced te $1.1.73.
Gray sniped, fancy back, Skeleton Over
sacks, made te pell at flC.i, reduced te$I3.0(i.
Vei y heavy, wool-lined, ileuble-hrcaslcd.Fiir
Heaver Ulsters, made te sell at $14.00, reduced
te $10.00.
Mixed Frieze, all wool Oversacks, made te
sell at $:.01, reduced te $7.30.
Finest Imported " Eskimo " Heaver Over
sacks, made te sell at $H).0O, reduced te $20.00.
Finest Imported " Dullell " Reaver Over
aeks made, te sell al $M.(i0, reduced te $0.e,l.
Finest. Imported "Caster" Beaver Over
&ael;, made le sell at $2S.OO, reduced te $20.00.
It would be very easy for any one te mark up prices at the beginning of a season and then go down te what would be en paper
large reductions, but it must be borne in mind our system of business, taking back goods and returning money when our customer
can come back in ten minutes and receive the money back after being at another store, or weeks after purchase, keeps us en our
guard te have our prices the very lowest.
THIS REDUCTION,
Therefore, must be manifest te these who will think a moment, or leek the goods ever and compare elsewhere. We have the
(perhaps) pardonable pride in our business te push it beyond anything ever done before, and take this method te de it. Let all
our friends in city and county give
Wide and Full Netice of this " Great Occasion.''
wanamakek"& beewn,
OAK HALL,
THE LARGEST CLOTHING HOUSE IN AMERICA,
Seuth-East Ceiner Sixth and Market Streets, Philadelphia.
J'AfJCKUANUINOa, c.
iUK LINK or
WALL PAPERS,
Is the largest we ever had in stock ler U1I3
season of vcar, embracing i'ine U1IU ler
Parlors, Halls, &c. Lew-priced goods in end
less variety te select from. There arc some
choice patterns in tlie market for the Fall and
Spring trade, which cannot fail te please you.
FANCY DADO WINDOW SHADES,
PLAIN SHADING, by tlie yard, In all colors
and widths.
Scotch Hollands. Tin and Weed Spring Roll Rell
' er-. Cord Fixtures. Kings, Tassels,
j.ueps, Fringes, ricmre ivire
and Cvinl, Hands,
Heeks, Ac.
Paper Curtains te Dealers at
Lewest Prices.
EXTENSION CORNICES, the cheapest anil
best. Curtain l'eles In assortment.
43-Orders taken for FINE MIRRORS.
PHARESW.FRY,
NO. f 7 NORTH QUEEN ST.
WAXAXAKXB Jt
"OCCASION EXTMORDnAIRE."
and the great stores " The Leuvre " and " Ben Marche " every few weeks have a reusing sa
system, but try te make every day equally geed for buyers te come te us. Yet new and s
into OAK HALL and have a leek
I B
Men's Dress Suits.
112 Deulilc-P.reastcd Freck Ceat Suits et
Sclinabe's Finest Hlucand Hlack Crepe Caster,
made te sell at $Si, reduced te $23.
185 DeulilO'Rrcasted Freck Ceat Suits of very
tine Pdnek Cleth-Faced Diagonal, made te sell
at $21, ted need le $20.
Alse, 233 Suits et same, goods, with Sack or
Walking Ceals, at fame price.
Men's Business Suits.
H! Fancy Casslmere Suits, made te sell at fie,
reduced te$i).
17S Very Streng, All-Weel, III no Cheviot
Suits, last colors, madn te sell at $!:!, reduced
te $10.
30 Fancy Casslmcrc Suits, made te sell at $12,
reduced te $10.
113 Fancy Diagonal Cheviot Suits, made te
sell at $1.3, reduced te $12.
37 Fancy Cassimere Suits, made te sell at$l I,
reduced te $12.
20 Fancy Cassimere Suits, made le sell at $10,
reduce te $11.
SO Fancy Casslnieie Suits, made, te sell at
$20, reduced te $13.
2S Fancy Hlack Cassimere. Suits, with Skele
ton Ceat, made te sell at $-20, reduced te
$10.30.
l!3.Stipcrb "Harris" Cassimere Suits, made
te sell at $22, reduced te $13.
TKAVJSLJSUS' UVIVJS
' RKAIMNU COLUMBIA B. R.
' AKRANG EMENT OFPASSENGER TRAINS
MONDAY, NOV. 7th, 1881.
NORTHWARD.
.. A. If. p.m. r.M. A.K,
A. If. r. M. P.M.
B:10 ... 2:30
7:50 .... 3:40
8:00 1:00 3:50
7:50 1:10 3:10
lfc05 3:20 5J0
yuarryvillc fi:ie ... 2:30 T"
Lancaster, King St 7:50 .... 3:10 0:10
Lancaster 8;00 10 3:50 'J:V0
leiumiua
ARIUYK.
Reading
SOUTHWARD.
a.m. x. r.x.
7:25 12:00 6:10
r.x.
9:35 2:10 8:25
9:27 2.10 8:13
9-.S7 .... 8:25
1037 .. 9:55
Beading
ARRIVE.
Columbia ,
xancastcr. 3:27 2.10 8:13 5:15
Lancaster. King St 9-.S7 .... 8:25 &25
yuarryvllle 1037 .... 9:55 C:30
J. rains connect at Reading with trains te am
lrem Philadelphia, I'ettsvillc, Harrisburg, Al Al
lentewn and New Yerk, via Hound 1:100k
Reute.
At Columbia with trains te and from Yerk,
Hanover. Gettysburg, Frederick and Haiti Haiti
mere. a. M. WILSON. Supt.
SAWAIIL.LFOKSALE A TWKNTY-1TOUR
lierse power portable SAW MILL, as geed
as new. Address,
PHILIP LERZELTER,
Englc Spekc'and Jlcnding Works,
dAw-tf Lancaster, Pa.
BKOWK, OAK ZLtXX.
course.
c
10 Superb " Reck " Cassimere Suits, made
te sell at $23.00, reduced le $18.00.
'. Superb "Heckanam Cassimere Suits,
made te sell at $23.00, reduced te $li).00.
Youths' Business Suits.
31 Fancy C.issinicrc Suits, made te sell at
ft.re, reduced te $3.0.1.
.IS Fancy Cassimere Suits, made te sell at
$10.W), reduced te $13.C0.
30 Fancy " Kmplre " Cassimere Suits, made
te sell at$l!l.(H, reduced te $13.00.
21 Fancy "Harris" Cassimere Suits, made
te sell at $20.00, reduced te $13.00.
23 Fancy" Reck" Cassimere suits, made te
sell at $20.00, reduced te $10.30.
23 Fancy "Eddy " Cassimere Suit-', made te
sell at $22.00. reduced te $13.00.
3-1 Fancy" E1I1I3'" Cassimere Snlt-., made te
sell at $22.00, reduced te $18.00.
1 1 1 Very strong, all-wool, Itluc Cheviot Suit",
fast colors, made te sell at $12.01, reduced te
$!.00.
COAL.
B.
U. MAKTIN,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In all kinds et
LUMRER AND COAL.
3-fard: Ne. 120 North Water and Prince
strects above Lemen Lancaster. nS-lvd
C0H0 & WILE,
3 SO NORTH WATER ST., iAincaMler, fa.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
LUMBER AND GOAL.
Connection With the Telephonic Exchange
Kraneh Office : Ne. 20 CENTRE SQUARE.
leb2S.Iyii
TO
REILLY & KELLER
FOR
GOOD, CLEAN FAMILY COAL,
Alse, Hay and Straw by the bale or ten.
Fanners and ethers In want et Snperlei
Manure will find it te their advantage te call.
Yard, Harrisburg Pike. t
Ollice. 20JC East Chestnut street, i agl7-l t
sale or
again
Small Beys' Suits.
Faney
Cassimere
Cassimere
Cassimere
Hleusc Suits,
mouse Suit-y
$4.50 te $3.73.
rmiey
Fancy
Fancy
Fancy
Fancy
Fancy
J3.00 te $4.30.
S3.50 te $4.00.
mouse amiM,
Cassimere
Casslmcre
mouse Milts,
llleuse Suits,
$3.50 te $1.30.
$5.50 te $5.).
$7.50 tr. .
s.00 te $0.30.
.30 te $7.0.
Cassimere
Cassimere
''vssimerc
mouse Sulfa,
Rlouse Suits,
Rlensc Suit
&' .1111 '
S all Beys' Overcoats.
Mixcx .lcze Ovcrsactcs, $5.erf .tjV4.oe.
Mixed Frieze Oversacks, $0.50 te $5.00.
Mixed Frieze Oversacks, $7.50 te $0.00.
Mixed Frieze Oversacks, $9.00 te $7.3e.
Mixed Frieze Oversacks $8.00 te $7.C0.
Beys' Suits.
Fancy cassimere, 9i.-i 10 uiu.
Fancy Cassimere, $9.00 te $7.00.
Fancy Cassimere $10.00 te $8.50.
Fancy Cassimcre,$U.00te$8.50.
Fancy Cassimere, $12.00 te $10.00.
Fancy Cassimere, $13.50 te$11.50.
Fancy Cassimere, $15.00 te I10.M).
Fancy Cassimere, $14.00 te $12.00.
Fancy Cassimere, $17.00 te $I4.M.
Very Fine Brown Pique, $17.00 te $15.0e.
Beys' Overcoats.
Fancy Cassimere, $7.50 te $0.30.
Fur Beavers, Blaek, .Blue and Gray, $10 te $0.
Fancy Rack Skeleton, $12.00 te $10.0.1.
Fancy Back Fur Beaver, $15.00 te $12.00.
Fancy Cassimere. $3.00 te $0.00.
Blue Cheviot, $8.00 te $7.00.
MXDICAZ.
READ THIS
Lancaster, Pa., April 28, ISSI.
Tne Kidnktccra M'e COJlrAWV.
Gents It gives me much pleasure te sa
that after using ene pack of KIDNEYCUKA
I have been entirely cured et a severe pain in
my back anil side, of long standing, and that,
tee, alter trying various known remedies. 1
have every confidence In your medicine,
cheerfully recommend It, and knew thatmany
of jny Iriends who have used It have been
beueritctl. PETER KAKER,
maciyil Foreman Examiner ana Express.
T OCIIEK'S
Renowned Cough Syrup.
A pleasant, sate,spceily and sure remedy ler
Colds, Coughs, Hoarseness, Asthma, Influen
za. Soreness et the Threat and Chest, llron llren
chitis, Whooping Ceugb, Spitting or liloed. In
flammation el the Lungs anil all Diseases of
the Chest and Air Passages.
Tills valuable preparation combines all the
medicinal virtues of these articles which long
experience lias proved te possess the most
sate and efficient qualities rer the cure or all
kinds et Inng diseases.
PRICE, 2C Cents. Prepared onlyandseldby
OHAS. A. LOOHER,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST,
Ne. 9 East Kiag street, Lancaster.
Fancy Cassimere, $7.00 te $0.(0.
Fancy Cassimere, J7.50 te $0.00
DRY OOODS.
SWEEPING KEOUUTION IN PKICKS AT
Mm, Barfi & Baeihiai's
NEV CHEAP STORE,
We liave had a splendid FaU Trade and In
consideration thereof, have determined te
give te the public the balanced our NEW
and WKLL-SKI.ECTKP STOCK et
Winter Goods
AT ABOUT COST.
Ladies' Delmans, price $25,00, reduced te $18 00
Ladies' Delmans, price $20.00. reduced to$i5.eo
ladles' llnlmnna nrlen4l4lll nnhifHul fn if kji
Ladles' Delmans, price $1500 reduced te $11.50
Ladies' Delmans, price $10.50, reduced te $ 8.5e
Indies' Ceat, price $10.03, reduced te $7.50
Ladies' Coats, prt co $8.50, reduced te $5.00.
Ladies' Shawls, price $s.0i, reduced te $0.50
Ladies' Shawls, price $7.00, reducei' te $.50
Ladles' Shawls, price $5.00, reduced te $4.00
Ladies' Shawls, price $4.00, reduced te $i75
White Blanket, price $10.00, reduced te $8.te
s.oe.
0.50
7.50,
0.50,
5.50,
5.00.
::.oe,
2.00,
O.Oll
5,50
4.50
4.00
r.5
COLORED BLANKETS, IN MANY
GRADES, CHEAP.
UOliS-: BLANKETS 11KDUOE1K
VOMK NOON
OJi VOL' WII.T. MISS HA 1U! A INS.
METZGER, BARD & HAUGHMAN'S
WEW CHEAP STORE,
Ne. 43 WEST KING STREET,
Itctween the Cooper Heuse and Serrel
lleraii Hetel,
f Adler's Old Stand.)
VKXT HOOK TO TIIK t'OUKr UWUSR.
FAHNESTOCK.
HOLIDAY GOODS!
HOLIDAY GOODS!
BLACK SILKS,
BLACK CASHMERES
COLORED CASHMERE,
COLORED SILKS,
LADIES' SKIRTS,
SHAWLS,
LADIES1 COATS,
LADIES' DOLMANS.
Blankets, - Blankets,
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS,
SILK UMBRELLAS,
LAD1KS.'. CENT'S, HOYS' AND CIKI.S'
Gossamer Waterproofs.
NAI'KINS, HOSIEUY, CLOVES,
UNDERWEAR,
Any el the above will make a 11 refill present
Our stock is full and complete. All at our
usual low pi lees.
FAHNESTOCK,
Next Doer te Court Heuse.
TTAtJKK ItfSO.
CLOSING SALE
-OK
filter cleiM.
i
mm
wmn
Ne. 25 West Kid? Street.
WILL ON AND AFTER
TUESDAY, DEO. 27th, y
OFFER THE ENTIRE ISA LANCE
OF TIIEIU STOCK OF
Winter Clothing
AT A GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE.
MEN'S OVERCOATS,
ULSTERS,
HUSINESS SUITS,
DllESS SUITS,
HOYS' CLOTHING,
LADIES' DOLMANS,
LADIES' CLOAKS,
LADIES' JACKETS,
CHILDREN'S CLOAKS.
DRY OOOV.-. I1NDBRWEAH, JiC.
WE HAVE TUB IIANDSOKKST AND
finest windewdi-play in the city. Don't
tail te see It.
silk handkerchiefs,
suspenders,
neckties,
mufflers,
pocket-books,
autograph and photograph
Albums, cigar cases,
AT
ERISMAKTS,
SO. GO NdRllI UUKK.N STKEKT.
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