LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCER WEDNESDAY. MARCH 22, 1882.
FEEIGHT CHABGES.
ABUSES FROM MONOPOLIES.
Liability or Railroads for Discrimination In
Freight OhvN
la the case of Jehn flays & Ce., against
the Pennsylvania railroad company which
was tried at Cleveland last week, Judge
Baxter delivered a very important and in
teresting charge te the jury. The case
was one brought by the plaintiff, who was
formerly a large wholesale coal dealer of
Cleveland, against the railroad company
for $100,000 damages, en account of nn
just discriminations in freight charges,
the plaintiff claiming that lower rates of
freight were charged the Ohie and Penn
sylvania coal company for bringing coal
te Cleveland than was charged the plain
tiff for transporting coal ever the Cleve
land and Pittsburgh railroad, from the
Carben Ridge and ether mines in Somer Semer
villc, O., te Cleveland, and, also, that deck
privileges granted te ether shippers were
refused te the plaintiff, although he was
equally entitled te them. These discrim
inations were alleged te have occurred be
tween April, 1871 and September 1879.
Thf. rasn had been bitterlv feucht en both
bides, and as the charge of the judge is of
irencral interest ireni tne nature 01 tuu
case, a full synopsis is appended.
After reciting the claims of the plaintiff's
petition that the railroad was the plain
tiff's only means of transportation, and
that the discriminations destroyed the
business of the latter, the charge is as
follews: " The defendant interposes two
defenses. It denies the facts as stated te
be true, and claims that' the action is
barred by the statute of limitations. These
defenses present questions of fact te be
determined by you. But as a correct ap
preciation of the rights and duties of rail
road carriers may aid you in the discharge
of the duty which the law imposes upon
yen of correctly deciding upon the facts, a
lew gcneial observations touching the mat
ter will net, I tiust, be considered as inap inap
prepiiate. Railroads are quasi-public high
ways. If the Legislature of your state wefe
te enact a statuta purporting, en any
pretext whatever, te autherize one or
mere persons, either with or without com
pensation, te take private property and
appropriate the same te his or her private
use, the courts would, under the responsi
bilities imposed upon them by the consti
tution, be bound te declare the statute
unconstitutional and void. It is only upon
the'hypethesis that railroads are quasi
public highways that the Legislature can
constitutionally invest them with author
ity te condemn private property te their
use. And being such highway, every in
dividual constituting a part of the public,
for whom railroads are constructed, pos
sesses the right te equal facilities and
accommodations in their use. If the law
were otherwise, as you cau readily see,
the business interests of individuals and
communities would, be, te a greater or less
extent, dependent en the favor of rail
road officials. If a railroad corpor
ation could, with impunity, carry
the same class of freight ever
the sitme read, and between the
same points, for one man, or class of men,
at a .'.'s rate than they exact from ether
and competing interests; if they could
Uv.iully require ene man te pay fil teen
eeni-s per bushel for the transportation of
wheat from Cleveland te New Yerk, while
they did the same service for another and
i ival merchant for ten cents; or bring hither
merchandise for certain favorite firms and
refuse te carry for ethers, they qeu!d
niak and unmake the fortunes of whom
seeer they chose. Railroads, whose ca
pacities for geed and evil were net fully
comprehended a quarter of a century age,
are new regarded as essential te the rapid
development and prosperity of the country.
Ne one can at this time successfully com
pete in manufacturing, mining, .or in com
mercial pursuits, without the use of rail
roads. They have pretty much superseded
any ether means of inland transportation,
and if their manipulators are authorized
for any reason, sinister or otherwise, te
invidiously discriminate against one man
or community in behalf of ether and rival
interests, they would be in possession of a
power which, skillfully exerted, would
demoralize trade and extinguish honest
competition te the impoverishment of
these they dislike and the enrichment of
their favorites. And if, by chance, selfish
aud ambitious men should ever acquire
control of any considerable number of
competing reads, they could, by disfavor
ing the refractory and rewarding the
obsequious, largely influence both busi
ness and public sentiment within the
radius of their influence, and thus increase
their individual fortunes and strengthen
their power.
I am glad te be able te say, gentlemen,
that railroad corporations are invested
with no such dangerous power. Their
officers are, in a qualified sense, tiustecs
for the public as well as the shareholders,
and are in law, as well as in morals,
bound te execute the trust imposed upon
them by tHcir charters, se as te secure te
everyone applying therefer equal facilities
in the use of their reads, and upon the
same terms. Yeu are te decide in this
case whether there has been any discrim
inations made against this plaintiff.
It is conceded that the schedule
freight rates for 1876 from Salinc
ville te Cleveland were $1.60 per
ten for the first 8,000 tens shipped,
thirty cents less en the next 8,000 tens',
forty cents less en the third 8,000 tens,
fifty cents less en the fourth 8,090 tens aud
sixty cents less en the fifth 8,000 tens, and
en all coal in excess of the last amount
transported for any one man or firm. The
effect of this rebate was te .give te the
heaviest shipper better rates than ship
pers of less amount enjoyed. Is Buch a
discrimination authorized by law? I
wholly dissent from the preposition that it
is. If such a rebate is authorized in ship
ping coal, it is in transporting wheat or
anything else transported in large quanti
ties. The effect of such a policy would be
te add te the 'strong and crush out the
weak. If you find higher rates had te be
paid by the plaintiffs' than were exacted
from ethers, such a discrimination is
wrong te the plaintiffs, and they are en
titled te reclaimwhat they overpaid, with
interest."
After briefly referring te the claim that
the plaintiff's business had also been in
jured by the less of the deck privileges,
aud stating that all customers were en
titled te equal chances for using the
deck, the plaintiff having as much right te
it as any one else, Judge Baxter cencluded:
" The plaintiffs state that their business
was ruined by the discriminations aud
ask for damages en that account. At the
begiaiugef the trial I declined te enter
into an examination of that injury.
These would come under the head of
speculation damages, and have neplace
here. Courts refuse in this form of an action
te inquire into and determine this ques
tien. The plaintiff had a remedy ferthesel
uainages at we ume. no coma nave paia
the high rates and then recovered back the
overcharge by suit, or he could by an action
in this court have compelled the defend
ant te extend te him the same privileges
that ethers had. Although the overcharge
may have been the legitimate eaase of
failure, that branch of the subject is new
withheld front your consideration. There
arc three questions te be considered by
you the overcharges, the.cxtanUef the
overcharges and the amount of the over
charges." A geed Baptist clergyman of Bergen, N. r.,
u strong temperance wan, suffered: with kid.
ney trouble, neuralgia, and dixslness almost
te blindness, ever two years after lie was told
that Hep Bitter would -cure him, because he
was afraid of and prejudiced against "Bit
ters. Since hi core fie says nene need fear
but trusttn Sep Blttfrt. wis 2wd4w
Second Edition et Jed.
Mrs. Ogden, X. Division street, Buffalo, says
" I cannot be tee thankful that 1 was induced
te try your SnrlDg Blessem. J was at one time
afraid 1 should never be able te get out again.
1 seemed te be a second edition of Jeb without
his patience : my face and body were one vast
collection el beQa ana pimples; since taking
one bottle et your Spring Blessem I am quite
cured, an eruptions nave uimppmreu, uu
feel better tliaa I have 1b a long Urns." Price
50 eenU. Fer sale at H. B. Cochran's
store. 137 North Queen street, Lancaster.
drug
An "Entire Scfccess.
It has bon proved by the most reliable testi-
tnnnn flint Thnmaa' Kriectric Oil is ail entire
success in curing the most Inveterate cases of
rneumansm. neuraup, "", ""
wounds et every description Fer sale at H.
B. Cochran's drug store, 137 North Queen
street, Lancaster.
The Law of Kindness
Is universal ; it affects all the human family,
all animals, and may be even leund In patent
medicines. Seme are drastic, and the patient
Is obliged te suffer pains worse than the dis
ease; but in cases el obstinate constipation,
dyspepsia, there is no remedy se kind, se Ken
tie In its effects, and yet se satisfactory as Bur
dock Bleed Bitters. Price $1. Fer sole at U.
B. Cochran's drug store, 137 North Queen St.,
Lancaster. y
MXDICAL.
F
THIS BKVBET.
RAILBOAD MEN, BANK OFFICERS AND
CAPITALISTS AFFECTED
SERIOUSLY.
A Little Inside Chapter Tnt Will be Head
With Interest by the Public.
Railroads, banks and capitalists are the great
moving and controlling power of the world
new, and there Is a read, a rough road.threugh
which all that attain te prominence must pass
and many tall in the fight. Thought, study,
mental and brain work Is the highway te emi
nence ; and work, thought, worrying, plan
ning, calculating, all lectl upon the brain and
nervous system, and the results are Nervous
Prostration, Heart Disease, Apoplexy, Par
alysis, Neuralgia, Nervousness, Sleepless
Nights, Sick and Nervous Headache, and a
sudden dropping out of the business ranks
from overwork und nervousness lnbomcei
its forms. This Is the natural censequence;
but irthe nervous system is led and supported
in proportion te the waste and demands made
upon it, these learlul results would net lie
heard of or known.
The rcmedy la a simple, sensible one. Simply
te feed the overworked, irritable nervous sya
teni. And that can be done, and that Is being
done successfully everyday In the year by 'the
use e( Dr, Bensen Celery and Chamomile
rills, a special preparation for Nervous Dls
msc, Sick and Nervous Headache, Nervous
ness, Sleeplessness, Neuralgia and Dyspepsia.
Thcse Pills are net a' patent mcdicine, but
made by a regular physician and used by the
protcsslen ut large.
Sold by ull druggists. Price, SOe. a box.
Depot, 106 North Eutaw street, Baltimore, Md.
lly mall two boxes for $1, or six boxes ter $2.50,
te any address.
DR. O. W. BENSON'S
New Remedy and Favorite Prescription.
SKIN CURE
Is Warmnted te Cure
ECZEMA, TETTERS, HUMORS, INFLAM
MATION, MILK CKUST, ALL ROUGH
SCALY ERUPTIONS, DISEASES OF
HAIR AND SCALP, SCROFULA,
ULCEUS, PIMPLES ANB
TENDER ITCH1NGS
en all inula of the body. It makes the skin
white, selt and smooth; removes tan and
freckles, and is the Best toilet dressing In the
W erld. Elegantly put up, two bottles in one
package, consisting of both internal and ex
ternal fcutnient.
CHAS. X. CKITTKNTON, 115 Fuiten St.,
New Yerk, heIc agent for Dr. C. W. Bensen's
remedies, te whom all orders should be ad
addressed. All llrst-class druggists liave It. Price $1 per
package. aueMvdU.W&S&w ?
HOSTETTER'S
CELEBRATED
Hostellers Stomach Bitters la the great
household mediclne of the American people,
and is taken evarywhere as a saieguiud
against epiilemics and endemics as a remedy
for dyspepsia, blllieusness and Irregularities
et the Dowels, as a cure fOr chills and fever
ami rheumatic ailments, and as a ceueral ln-
vigerant and restorative.
ter sale by
all
Druggists and Dealers geu-
erally.
icDl-iyiieeu&w
OUT-VOUlt SPEAKERS' SOKE TMKOAT.
The. subjects of these cases are usually
such as have out-deer employment requiring
vocal effort, it is met in Military ana Navai
Officers, Street Singers, Itinerant Venders.
Shep Keepers and the like. Deglutition is al
ways attended Mith pain or with renditions as
in spasms. At times there exists an ina
bility te swallow. All diseases of "Eye. Ear
and Threat successfully treated by Drs. H. D.
nnd M. A. LONGAKER, Office Ne. 13 East
Walnut street, Lancaster. Consultation tree.
m2i 3Ul&w
FOR UAJUt.
FARM ruR KENT.
About 50 Acres et Iand. in a hieh state el
cultivation, known as the " Jehn R. McUev-
crn rami," situate en L.1UU Pike, partly in
I.UV VltJ Aftllill. ajiiiw w
JAUSMAN & BURNS.
mlS-tld&ltw
10 West Orange street.
PltlMK HAY, WESTERN VUKN AKD
Oats ler sale at Leaman Place at nil tiinea
at market prices.
Alse,
COA1
21-3md
AND LUMBEE.
H. H. ROHRER.
OTORK KOOM FOB KENT,
J APPLT TO
PHILIP LEBZELTEU,
241 North Queen street.
Ieb27-tld
PUBLIC SALK.-UN FRIDAY, MARCH 84,
1832. at the Leepard Hetel, a new two
story Brick Dwelling Heuse, contains hall
and six rooms, situated at Ne. 500 West Lemen
street.
Sale at 7 o'clock and condltiensmado known
b' 8. L. TUCKKR.
Hexry Shcbeiit, Auctioneer. ml7-iwd
F
OKkALE.-AN1MMENSB NUMBER OK
HOUSES, STORES, BUILDING LOTS, Ac,
or all descriptions, in all localities and at all
prices.
NEW CATALOGUE,
with prices, free te every one.
ALL, AN A. HERR ft CO.,
3 North Duke street.
decS-Smd
"pCBLIU SALE OF A VALUABLE
COLUMBIA BREWERY,
Pe!?,?PIDAY' ll,e 2UU day f MARCH, A. D.
1S82. the undersigned, attorney-in-fact, for the
heirs or WlUlamL.Peiper, deceased, will ex
pose te public sale, at the Franklin Heuse, in
win uureugn ei Columbia, that valuable
Brewery and Bestaurant,sltuatedenthe north
?Jt,0J? Walnt street, between ThirU and
Fourth streets, in the borough of Cel nmbia.
designated en the Plan et Old Columbia by
the number 31 ; containing in front en said
X"1.nmV,Vtfllxt5;xfee,lna te depthtS
an alley two hundred and ten teet, mere or
less ; adjoining property or Careline Desch
ana ethers.
The Improvements are' a two-story Brick
Dwelling Heuse, large Brlcic Brewcrv with
Engine, Boilers. Muh Tubs. etcT; TnglnS
Heuse, Vsmlt, Stable. Wagen shed. Heg fen
Ice Heuse an J ether Improvements. '
The place Is new licensed as a restaurant
Possession given April 1, 1882.
Sale te commence at 7 o'clock P. M.. when
attendance will be given and terms made
known by JOHN D. SKI LES,
Attorney-in-Fact for Heirs of Wrar. L. Pelper.
Deceased. '
B. F. Bews, Auctioneer. mia Isd
SNUB BfffflS.
VMT aoeva.
flABMSTO
UARPKTB.
, i
CARPETS !
IN REMNANTS. We have about TWO HUN-
DEED DIFFERENT PATTERNS F
INGRAIN CARPETS WORTH
FROM 40c. TO S1.00
PER .YARD,
W hat we will sell ler
20c. TO 60c. FEB YARD.
These goods can be used for a variety et pur
pose, as rugs xer aoersteps anu in ireuv
lounges, sons, enreau, c
JOHN P. SWARR'S,
4911 you want a geed Shirt, get the
DEFIANT.
IWISING OUT!
AT AND BELOW COST.
My entire stock of
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, Etc.,
13 FOR SALE AT AND BELOW COST.
This is a rare chance ler
GOOD BARGAINS.
AS I HAVS AN
IMMENSE STOCK OF GOODS,
On band, whiqh were all purchased ler cash.
. J. M. LONG,
J21-tfd 14 NORTH QUEEN STREET.
B
ARGA1NS IN
Sis and Urns
AT
IETZG-I & lAOOHMAN'S
"New Cheap Stere,
FROM IMPORTERS'
Auction Sales
IN NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
BLACK SILKS, BLACK SILKS,
BLACK BROCADE SILKS,
BLACK RHADAMES,
BLACK SATINS,
COLORED SILKS,
COLORED SATINS,
BLACK CASHMERES, from 12Je. a
yard up.
METZGER,
AND
HAUGHMAN'S
NEW CHEAP STORE,
Ne. 43 West King Street.
( Adlbr's Ole Stand.)
Between the Cooper Heuse and Serrel Herse
Hetel.
janH-lyd&w
WE HAViS TOE HANDSOKRST
finest window display in the city.
AND
Don't
fail te see it.
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS,
SUSPENDERS,
NECKTIES,
MUFFLERS,
POCKET-BOOKS,
AUTOGRAPH .AND PHOTOGRAPH
ALBUMS, CIGAR CASES,
AT
ERISMAN'S,
NO. 50 NORTH QUKRN STREET.
BOOKS Aim 8XA.TJ01TMK1.
TOASTER CARDS!
AMERICAN AND IMPORTED
EASTER CARDS!
IN GREAT VABIXTT AT
L. M. FLYNN'S
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORK,
Ne. 43 West King Street.
TOHN BAKU'S SONS.
NOVELTIES,
FOR THE
EASTER SEASON!
PLAIN AND FRINGED
Easter Cards,
EASTER FANS AND SACHETS,
EASTER BOOKS.
At the Bookstore of
Jehn Baer's Sens,
Nes. 15&.17 North Queen Street.
CHINA. AM It OJLASBWAJt..
H
IGH & MARTIN.
AT
CHINA HALL.
Just received by Steamship
Crown,"anetber importation et
"British
WHITE GRANITE WARE
IN TEA AND DINNER WARE, CHAMBER
WARE, HOTEL WARS.
DECORATES TEA AND SINNER SETS,
A LABOK LINE Or
"Decorated Chamber Sets,
DAMAGED WAKE
In Large Quantities. -W-Den'tfaU te see enr
Very Large assertmsed,.
High & Mgirtin,
15 BAST KDXQ BJRMT.
pin!
QneeDsware
DMYBOODB.
K
ENI DBT GOODrf STORK.
THE
C
GREATEST BARGAINS
IN
DRESS GOODS
EVER PLACED ON THIS MARKET
IS NOW OFFERED AT
125 Cents a yard,
BY
J. ."VST. BYRNE,
322 NORTH QUEEN STREET,
il-lyd
LANCASTER. PA.
N
IW IMPUKTATIOKS.
BLACK
WATT.SHAND&C0.
Offer the very best possible value at SO, 62J
79, Sift eta., 11.00 and 11.25. These goods are
perfeet in Celer, Texture and Finish, and
fully 10 per cent, lower than last season.
Single and Deuble
BLACK CASHMERE SHAWLS.
A SPECIALTY.
Special bargains In 40-INCH ALL WOOL
FIGURED CASHMERES, 69)c. a yard, sold
everywhere at 720. ; only live pieces. 40-INCH
ALL WOOL BLACK ARMURES, 60 c. a yard
really worth 75c. Special sale et
10,000 yds,Bleached Muslins at 10c. a yd.
Same goods were sold by the case in February
at 10X cents a yard.
Wait,Skuid&Ce,
NEW YORK STORE.
YAUNESTOCK.
Carpets,
Carpets.
OUR CARPET ROOM
NOW STOCKED FULL OF
13
Carpets from Auction.
Te which we Invite the attention of thoae i
search et CHEAP CARPETS. One let et All
Weel Chain and Filing, Extra Heavy Ingrain
only BBc a bargain.
RAG CARPETS,
- RAG CARPETS.
LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM
AND AT LOWEST PRICES,
HONEYCOMB AND JACQUEK
QUILTS
WHITE
COLORED .
40c., SOe., 60c, 75c., 87 l-8e. aud Sl.OO.
White Marseilles Quilts,
One let, $1.50; ene let, S2.S0; one let, $1.00,
Cheapest Quilts ever otrerod..
CLOTH TABLE AND PIANO COVERS,
Richly embroidered at lowest prices.
Opened this day
500 Gossamer Waterproofs,
Fer Ladies, Gents, Beys and Girls,
Every Garment Warranted.
FAHNEST0CK.
Next Doer te Court Heuse.
s:
PRING 1S89.
s
PR1NU 1889.
Dry Goods.
IAGEE, &BR0TEER,
NEW SPRING
DRESS GOODS,
FreuebSattines in choice dcslgns,ScotehZepher
and American Dress Ginghams, Searsnekers,
Percales and 'Chintzes.
SLLKS.
Lyens' Black Cashmere Silks from tLUO te
20 per yard, of splendid color and finish
whleh are recommended for excellent wear;
also, American Black Silks, Black Rhadama.
Mervilleanx, Meire and Brocades.
Colored Silks in all the Spring Shades ; also
choice goods in colored Satin Rhadama and
Mervilleanx, Meire and Brocades.
FRENCH DRES& GOODS,
ENGLISH DRESS GOODS,
AMERICAN DRESS GOODS,
OF LATEST SPRING STYLES
ASSORTMENT.
IN LARGE
Black 811k. Warp "Henrietta and Cashmere,
best makes Imported, from lowest te highest
grades.
NEW HOSIERY,
NEW KID GLOVES.
Embroideries Lace Goods, White Goods,
French Laoo and Antique Curtains, Ac, Ac,
XV STOBX FDZL USM OT OOODS SUITABLE TOR
.B09BX TtncnsBTxe,
STANDARD MAKES
Bleaehsd and Unbleached Muslins, Sheetings,
Pillow Muslins, Tickings, Table Linens, Nap
kins, Towels, Marseilles and Toilet Quilts, Ae.
CinWaJnvite; Examination.
Hagg v & Bre.
He. 25 West King Street
LANCASTER.. Tn&W
czoxsjere, jtc.
VffrANAMAKER BROWN.
Clothing that
"Wears Well.
Year after year our customers
return because they are net dis
appointed in the kind of Cloth
ing we supply them. With all
our reasonable prices we insist
en the goodness of the materials.
The stock of Hen's and Beys'
Overcoats and Suits is still gulte
complete.
WANAMAKER & BROWN.
Oak Hall, Sixth and Market streets,
Philadelphia.
s;
PKC1AI. OFFERING
TO PEB80NS IN WANT OF AN
Elegant Suit et Clethes
OR A
STYLISH SPRING OVERCOAT,
NOW 13 THE TIME TO BUY.
We suggest placing an order only te secure
prompt attention and choice of stock. Dispel
from your minds the thought of buying cheap,
trashy garments when such splendid facilities
are eflered te obtain the very best at such
moderate prices from the leading establish
ment and the acknowledged headquarters ler
CORRECT STYLES, the most striking and
novel effects te be found in the European
markets, which we import dlrcet and have
exclusive control.
49Rcmember, no ether house In this elty
can show the same line et goods. We are the
only party that handle the Original Londen
and" Parisian productions el ORIGET, 31 RUE
V1VIENNE. PARIS.
An examination et our Immense stock will
satisfy the novlce as well as the sssthetic taste
that for tene and character our goods cannot
be excelled, and rank among -the leading
houses en this continent.
Ne. 121 North Queen Street.
J. K. SMALING,
ARTIST TAILOR.
RARE
CHANCE.
A SUIT OF
FINE CLOTHES
-OR AN
OVERCOAT
Made Up te Order at Cost Price,
in order te reduce my heavy stock et
FINE WOOLENS
I shall make them np te order for the NEXT
THIRTY DAYS ler Cash only at cost price.
This is without exception the greatest re
duction ever made in rlNE CLOTHES, and
is done te make room for our heavy
Spring Importations,
which we expect te have in stock by the early
part of February, We have the sample cards
of these goods already In store, and any one
deslrieus of securing first choice ler SPRING
WE AR can de se new, and the gceds will be
talned for him.
Remember the above reduction is for
Heavy Weights and Cash Only.
H. GBRHART,
TAILOR,
Ne. 6 East Kin? Street,
CLOTHING! CLOTHINU1!
As we wish te Clese Out the balance et eux
. WINTER
CLOTHING !
WS HAVE MADE
SWEEPING REDUCTIONS
Throughout ear Whole Stock. We have en
hand a large stock et
HEAVY SUITS and OVERCOATS,
HARKED AT SUCH LOW PRICES
AS WIX.L mSUBB A KKADY SALS.
49 We only ask that yen call and examine
enr stock and be convinced et what we say,
D. B. Hostetter & Sen
- Tailors and Clothiers,
24 CENTRE SQUARE,
98-lyd
LANCASTER. Pi
PATENTS.
WM. H. RABCOCK,
513 Seventh street, Washington, D. C.
Formerly an Examiner In the V. S. Patent
Office ; afterward. Associate Attorney et Jacob
Stauffer, esq., of Lancaster, Pa., until the lat
ters death, would be pleased te hear from In
venters et Lancaster ami neighboring cenn
ties, and Is still prepared te attend caret ally
and promptly te all Patent business at moder
ate rates. Jan3i-3mdAw
R
AGS. RAGS. BAGS.
The highest Cash Prices paid for all kind et
Rags, Old Beeks, Carpets. Woolen Cleths,
Bagging Repe, Gum Shoes, 4c, Ac.
I will call en persona having any ex the
above articles if they will drop me a postal
card.
Wll F. HENNECKH,
NO. 235 WEST KING STREET.
feb2B4indV
DBT
OFRUIG
DRESS GOODS.
Spring Woolen Fabrics
SPRING DRESS CLOTHS.-OUR SPRING
Dress Cleths for LadlesMUsses' and Chil
dren's Dresses and Suits are new all In,
the assortment is very extensive, and
certainly the largest line of cloths la
Philadelphia. There are manynew shades
in plain colors, also a wide tange of neat
pin-checks et new combinations, chang
ing the eSect and making the colorings
ana styles different from thee of pre
vious seasons, . .
SNODGRASS, MURRAY & CO..
MARKET. AND JlINTH STS.
LADIES' MISSES AND CHILDREN'S
COATS AND JACKETS. Almest every
lady wants a Wrap or Jacket for spring,
ana te put en cool days In summer, or
te wear In the evenings wblleaway at the
seaaheie or mountains. We have a very
large variety of cloths for this purpece :
also, some new broken checks, Ac., for
spring ulsters.
SNODGRASS, MURRAY CO.,
. NINTH AND MABKET STS.
2MALL CHILDREN'S AND INFANTS'
J COATS. This is an item in our business
te which we give much attention. Pur
chases and Importations ter this season
include everything new and the very
latest designs In many different fabrics.
SNODGRASS. MURK AY 4 CO..
MARKET AND NINTH STS.
s
PRING OVERCOATINGS. They are worn
mnenmore man a winter overcoat, ami
every man should have a spring over
coat. Frequently when a heavy weight
could net be worn at all, a light weight
coat might be worn with great comfort.
We have many kinds, very desirable In
quality and labric.
SNODGRASS, MURRAY A CO.
CORDUROYS, BEAVERrEENS AND COR
DUROYS. Buyers of these goods should
note the fact that we have made a large
purchase at about one-third oil market
rates, and we are dealing them out, te
either the buyer et a pair of pants or the
dealer who buys a piece at the same pre---
portion. The prices are very low. But
you must come and see them nnd handle
the goods te satisfy yourselves that they
are cheap.
SNODGRASS, MURRAY & CO.,
CLOTH HOUSE.
MARKET AND NINTH 8TREETS.
SNODGRASS, MURRAY & CO.,
OLOTH HOUSE, - - Market and Ninth Sts., Phila.
gA8TKJCJa MHOS'. AOVJSMTJUUSMjgfT.
A STBICH BROS' ADTKRTISKHKNT.
PLEASE
TAKE NOTICE!
THAT WHILE
ALTERATIONS ARE GOING ON
IN OUR STORE ROOM
WE ARE WELL PREPARED
TO DO BOSiOOSS AS W !
GOODS RECEIVED DAILY
-AND
Bargains
OFFERED at ALL TIMES.
ASTEICH
BEOS-
LANCASTER BAZAAR,
NO. IS EAST KING STREET,
LANCASTBlt. PA.
FAVMitUAlHiLNGB, Se.
IHARES VT. FRY.
Window Shades.
WE HAYS ABOUT
5,000 Yards of Plain Shading,
SLIGHTLY DAMAGED by WATER
Which Will be sold YERY LOW in order te
close out. They Include all colors and
wlCths, Shades In Patterns at
FROM 20 CENTS UP.
Wall Papers I
Seme Chelse Styles of
PAPKl HANGINGS
Left, eflerlag at extremely LOW PRICES.
These goods are te be sold eat as seen as
possible, In order te open the new store with
an entire new stock.
Phares W. Fry,
nes. lut-isi xemra qvuu street
GOODS.
GENTLEMEN'S SPRING SUITING. Al Al
eost every steamer coming Inte pert
brings us ene or mere Invoices, selec
tions lreni English. French and Uennan
markets et the best and leading things
for gentlemen's spring salts and panta
loons. The styles and kinds are tee
numerous te attempt details, but we con
sider that there are among our recent
importations stone of the handsomest
things we have ever landed.
SNODGRASS. MURRAY & CO,.
MARKET AND NINTH STS.
TT'ANDSOME .PANTALOON
GOODS.
amr crAnf lrt-
XX Among the flist things that every gentle-
atuuu v1 uni. tuiuKa siusewvt r-
man wants at the beginning of the season
is a pair of pantaloons. Knewing this our
siecjc ei spring cassimeree nave uvuu
open and displayed for some time, anil
we are having a geed trade In them.
Styles ter the season are very geed anil
prices reasonable.
SNODGRASS, MUBBAY & CO..
MABKET AND NINTH STS.
B
OYS' SUIT1NG3 AND CASSIMERES.
we have Just bought a large let et medium-weight
Cassimeres, olI-th-yeAr-round
goods, that have been sold at one
dollar; price new, 75 cents. They are a
decided bargain.
Very geed Cassimeres for boys' every
day suits, at SOc. and SOc. per yard, war
ranted te be strong and te wear well.
In -buying goods ter boys' wear we
always keep in view the fact that boys
must have strong goods. They de net
take as much care et their olethes as old eld
er peeple de, and almost always have
worn out knees. Fer this reason we
always combine strength with dura
bility. SNODGRASS. MURRAY i. CO.
WAILORS' TRIMMINGS.
JL Tailors who de net want whOle pieces
can. buy In such lengths as they want.
We have about ltfty grades anil colon et.
Italian Cleths and aiicslas of every color,
both English and Demestic Uecds, Crtii
vas. Brown Helland, Hair Cleth, etc
SNODGRASS, MURRAY & CO.,
CLOTH HOUSE.
MARKET AND NINTH STREET?.
i'i'.l VKLlSi;.- VI 1H
1ANCASTK1C Atili AllLLKKSVlI.l.t: K.
j Cars run as fellows.:
Leave Lancutncr (P. U. Depot), at 7, 9, and
11:30a. ni., and. 2, 4, S and 8:30 p. m., exwut en
Saturday, when the last car leaves at 'J:S0 p. ut
Leave Mlllcrsville (lower end) at 5. S, ami 10
a. M., and 1, X, 5 and 7 p. ni.
Cars run dally ensh ive time except en Sun
dav.
CIOLDMBJA ANU FORT 1!U'MIT it. it
J Trains new run regularly en the Columbia
and Pert Deposit ltallie.nl en the following
ume :
STAylOHH NO RTH
WAKD. Express.
A.M.
Express.
Acrea...
T.X.
r. m.
Pert Deposit...
Peachbottem...
Safe Harber....
Columbia.
:SJ
7:53 ,
8:25
3:M
:2S
5:11
3:40
2:5
B-.21
B.20
8tatiews South
ward. Express.
A.M.
Express.
ACCODl
A.M.
P.M.
Columbia.,
11:30
r. k.
12:06
12:43
1:25
6-90
0:43
7:3-2
8:05
7:45
Ar9:06
LeSbtO
Safe Harber.
Peachbottem
11.07
T.H.
12:20
PortDeeoalt.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD NEW
SCHEDULE On and after SUNDAY,
JANHART S2d, 1883, trains en the Pennsyl
vania Railroad will arrive at and leave tie
Lancaster and Philadelphia ttepetsaa fellows :
Eastward.
Arrive
Philad'tt
Mail Express,
m ssi xmt?9a
Yerk Accem. Arrives,
Harrisburg Express
Lancaster Accommodation
Columbia Accommodation,
Frederick Accem. Arrives,
Sunday Mail,
Johnstown Express,
Dav Exnrcas
2:U a.v
7A
OfcBO "
11:45 "
8-J6r.lt.
56
75 "
Harrisburg Accominedat'n,
U:45 "
Leave
Lanc'ter
12.44 A.T4.
8:10 "
885 "
8J5
9:00 "
9a6 "
1-M T.H.
2:42
2:20 "
8:25 "
C:48 "
wm.iiLu.ui. Leave Arrive
ff'wwlM- Phllad'a Lanc'ter
Way Passenger, 4:3) a.k. S.'ifA.tf
News Express . 4:30 " 6:27 "
MallTralnNo.l.vlaMt.Jey, 7:00 " 25
HaUTralnNo.2,vlaCel'bla, .... tttt "
Sunday Mail, 7:00 " .2i "
FastLlne, USS " lMr.it.
Frederiek Accommedai ion, .... S0 "
Lancaster Aeoemmodatlon, 2d3 " ....
Harrisburg Accommedat'n, 2:13 f.m. 5:CS "
Columbia Accommodation, 4J5 " 7:S3 "
Harrisburg Express, 5:40 " 7:40 "
Western Express, 9:00 " 11:01 "
Philadelphia Express 11:30 " 1C5..
Mall Train, Ne. 2, west, connecting at Lan;
caster with Mall Train. Ne. 1, at 9-.25a.rn., wUl
run through te Hanover.
Frederick Accommodation, west, connecting
at Lancaster with Fast Line, west, at 1:59, will
run tnrengh te Frederick.
Harrisburg Express, west, at 6:40 p. m., has
direct connections (without change or ears) te
Columbia and Yerk.
own.
pKADINGS COLUMBIA R.R.
. RUANGEMENT OFPASSENGEIi TRAINS
MONDAY, NOT. 7th, 1881.
NORTHWARD.
UAVB.
Qiiarryville .
Lancaster, King St..
Lancaster
Columbia
AkBIVX.
Heading
A.M.
7:30
9:10
920
SOUTHWARD,
LKAVK. A-5,
v.
F.K.
6:10
r.K
Reading
AKB1VX.
Colombia
Lancaster.
Lancaster. King St..
Quarrrvllle
7:23
100
VJC
0:S5
9:27
2:10
9:10
8:25
8:1.1
8:25
9S
505
&2B
6-J8
9:37
10-J7
Trains connect at ueauin
ngi
ill,
with trains te and
from Philadelphia, PettsvUle, Harrisbuiw, Al Al
lentewn and New Yerk, via Round Sroek
Reute.
At Columbia with trains te and from Yerk,
Hanever. Gettysburg, Frederick and Balti
more. A. H. WILSON. Supt,
VAMTK1S.
r BEAT BARGAINS JP VAtUTKXtl,
II
Jt
I claim
toekef
te have the Largest and Fine
CARPETS
In this City. Brussels and Tapestry CARPETS
Three-ply, Extra Super. Super, All Weel,
Halt Weel and Part Weel Ingrains : from the
jest te the cheapest as low as Sffc. per yard.
All the
FINEST AND CHOICE PA TTEMNS
that ever can be seen in this city.
1 also have a Large and Fine Stock et my
jwn make
Chain and Bag Carpets,
AS LOW AS 33c PER YARD.
Alse MAKE CARPETS TO ORDERatsher
notice. Satisfaction guaranteed.
4VNe trouble te show goods tr you de nt
wish te purchase. 1 earnestly solicit a call.
H. S. SHIRK,
203 WEST KINa STREET,
LANCASTER PA.
-lAUFRTS, &C.
NEW CARPETS'
40,000 YARDS.
New Deslps, BeaatlMIr Celered.
1 50 cents.
60 cents.
(75 cents.
85 cents.;
90 cents.
LOO.
LOO.
L10.
L20.
INGRAINS
75 cents,
ascents.
90 cents.
TAPESTRY
BRUSSELS -
WILTON AND
MOQUETTES,.
OILCLOTHS,
LINOLEUM,
LIGNUMS.
GOOD VALUE
AT
ALL PRICES.
A.X. r.x. P.M.
0:40 ... 230
7:50 .... 3:40
8:00 10 3:50
7:50 1:10 3:40
1&05 3:20 5.50
MATTINGS In Great Variety.
Handsomest shewa for many years.
REEVE L. KNIGHT,
Ne. 1222 ChestMt Street,
a4-lydeed2twl PHILADELPHIA.
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