LANCASTER DAILY 1 NTELLIGENCER THURSDAY APRIL 20, 1882.
FARM AND GARDEN.
KIASONAlitKASU SEASONAHLK SUGGESTIONS.
Tlie Spade Superceded by the Ferk.
Gciuiantewn Teieeraph.
We notice that the spade in garden
work is still considerably used ; and tbe
knowledge tliat the spade lias been in a
Kic.it measure superseded by the fork bas
net traveled near as much as it ought te
have done. We see many a one " digging
ffanhMi" and nrcnariug for spring, spade in
hand, utterly unconscious that with a
modem digging fork a man can de as
much in a day, and with far less fatigue,
what with an old-fashioned spade it would
take him two days te de.' In the use of a
fork there is no digging te de. The tines
run into the earth by the downward de
scant of the fork in the operator's hands
alene ; and in throwing ever and leveling,
a aingle blew of the tines is enough te pul
vciize and malce a level surface. Seme
hay their laud is tee light that the earth
passes through and they cannot take up
a forkful ; but in this case work it when it
is a little wet. Lven sandy ground can be
dug with a feik, if the proper time is
chosen for it. Ui course tue spade can
never be abandoned. There will always
be seme ground that is very weedy, or full
of roots which a sharp edge like that of a
spade will be necessary te sever : and in
digging up ticcs and gaidcn vegetable!,
nothing, can replace the spade in busi
ness ; but there arc a number of instances
in garden work where a digging fork can
ceme into very great labor saving.
Seablns Seed Against Smut.
Most geed farmers have reported their
experience in fa7er of soaking seed-corn
in weak briue before planting, as a pic-
ventive of smut, though net always with
the sanction of what arc known as ad
vanced agricultuiistc. They have net
been able te understand hew anything
that can be doue te a seed will have any
c fleet en what is te happen te the grain
that is produced mouths nfterwaids.
However, theso farmers who have
tried it have adhered te the
practice, and we suppose there is
nothing mere certain than that these brine
steeps de prevent the smut. Latterly,
however, Professer IJrewer, of Yale col cel col
lege, net only admits that it is geed prac
tice, but shows us the process by which
the smut pregies-es from its fust establish
ment en the grain te its final maturity in
the head or ear. It appears that the seeds
Or spores of the fungus adhere by a sticky
coat te the grain. As seen as the grain
sprouts, the fuugus spore sprouts also,
and scuds its iilamcuts into the plant,
growing as the plant grows, and continu
ing te grew until the grain is about te re
produce itself, when the fungus plant is
also ready te reproduce itself, which it
does in tiic form of smut as we see it ;
the smut being a nest of speics icady for
reproduction. The process is made very
clear. We see hew brine is useful. It de
stroys the fungus spores, but net the
grain. As corn-planting is new upon us it
is the easiest thing for farmci.s te give this
a trial. At times the damage dene by
smut is very serious.
Manuring Cern In tlie llill.
It scorns scarcely credible that such a
geed old-fashioned custom as manuring
corn in the hill should he called in ques
tion ; but we see that quite a lively dis dis
cussieu occurred icccutly, and there was a
disposition te decide that it was better te
spread the mauuie all ever the laud
equally, then plant the corn in the hills
and let it take care of itself. If ene has a
geed supply of inanmu and can aflbid te
(jive the whole ground a thorough d resing
it may de very well te let the hills alene ;
but we are quite sure that where the sup
ply of man u re is limited, it will be found
far better te put a pait of it at Jeast in the
hill before dropping the com, and wc have
little doubt but that even when the whele
suiface is abundantly manured, it would
still pay in many cases te mauure in the
hill.
We noticed some time age the experi
ments made in ene of the German experi
mental farms en small and large seeds.
Small seeds, like small potato eyes, iiever
produce as goe.1 crops as large seed, al
though the ground in quality may be
equally rich. If even the mere size of a
seed gives it an advantage in its first start
in life, hew much mere valuable must be
a geed stock of .nutritious feed ready te
hand as seen as the young plant is in a
condition te use it ? It is indeed their
first early start in life which makes all
the difference between a geed crop ami a
peer ene. If plants once get behind, it is
very hard for them te pull upngain. There
are but a few mouths of growing time and
a geed start is a great gain.
Fer the same reason, it is an error J e
bury manure in the greuud at any time,
when the crop is an annual one te be sewed
in the spring and taken off in Use fall. And
yet this is a very common practice. Ma
nure is spread en the suiface. plowed
down and the seed sewn en the surface
with the mauure several inches away. It
would be far better in most cases te plow
the ground first, aud then spread the ma ma
uueo en the surface and harrow it befere
sewing the seed.
It is probable that most peisnns are
aware of this, and would fellow the prac
tice wero it net for the additional labor in
volved. By manuring iu advance the
hauling can be dene when wc arc net
busy ; in the ether case it must be dene
at once, no matt hew badly work may
drive us before we can sew the seed; and
then it is se much easier te haul ever solid
ground than ever ground newly plowed.
It is therefore geed farming very often te
sacrifice a little of what in seme semes
may be the best plan, for that great prin
ciple economy of time which is often.ef
far mere importance iu farm profits. Se
with this discussion about manuring eei n
in the hill. Whether it is a geed policy
te inanure corn in the hill, is altogether a
practical question ; but as te actual ad
vantages of the practice in itself, we think
there ought te be no difference of opinion
whatever.
Indulgent paren U who Allew their children
te eat heartily of nigh-seasoned foeil.rich me me
cake&c will have le me Hep Kilters tome
rent Indigestion, (jc)!esb mellis, sickucbi
pain, and. pcihapj, death. Me family is mi,".
without tficm In the Iietite. aplS-'iwd&w
A hlgullicaut Pact.
The Lliuapcil medicine in use is Thema'
Kciextrfe. Oil, becau-Obe very little el itisre
I'drcd te effect a cuic. Fer croup, diphtheria,
and diseases et the: lungs and thieat, whether
nc I ter bathing Hi-, chest or threat, ler tak
ing internally or inh.iling.il is amatchlc-s
compound. Fer sale at II. J. Cochran's tlriig
stei-e, 137 North yuee.il street, Lancaster.
A SkiMlul Preparation
Composed of loots, barks, and plants, 1 hat ael
In harmony, ami aic a pleasant ami effective
medicine, constitute ISurdeck Meed Hirers
of which highly commendatory report-, aic
being constantly received. Price $1. Fer sale
at 11. B. Cochran's drug stoic, 137 North Oueen
street, Lancaster.
1 jiNrnsjiJss.
We call your attention te an important dis -cevcry
la our practlce which we have found
very successful In cases of prostration arising
trein indiscretion. These suffering from any
of the numerous forms et Debility arising
from abuse or ether causes, will de well by
sending :i three cent stamp for further inlor inler
?,?,??. Address, DRS. LA GRANGE & JO-KUAN
(late Jerdan Davidsen). Ne. 1025 Fil
lert street, Philadelphia pa. flours for con con
sulfatien: : 10 a. a. till 2 p. ui., and 0 till 8 p. in.
jBarSS-3mced
READ THIS
- Laweabtkr, Pa., April 28. 1881
TBI KnHTBYOUKA. MF'Q COMFAKT. ' '
..fif-"11 ?vcs me much pleasure te sav
Rafter using one Pack of KIUNEYCURA
I have been entirely cured et a severe min ,
S I ?..8,de' f leaS standing SnSth-!?
fcitry,n variena known remedies!.'
h.avJ??Xery confidence In your Sid.,,.
?t SKi?entU wne te used it have been
benefited. PETKR bak k n
mWHl eremtmExiiffinaKxpress.
3LEDICAL.
BEN
KNSON'S POBOUS PLASTERS'
BEWARE Of mm
BENSON'S.
CAPCINE PLASTERS
HAVE KEEN IMITATED
And their excellent reputation injured by
worthless imitations. Tlie public are
cautioned against buying Plasters having
similar sounding names. See tiftat the
word C-A-P-C-I-N-E is correctly spelled.
1!
Are the euly improvement ever unade in
Plasters.
One is worth mere Uiu.ii a dozen -of any
ether kind.
Will positively cure whcie ether r me
dics will net even relieve.
I'ricc, "5 Cent.
Beware of cheap Piasters made with
lead poisons.
SEABURY & JOHNSON,
Mamjitaciuiumj Chemists, New Yeuk.
A eUHB REMEDY AT LAbT.
l'rice 5 Cente.
MEAD'S MEDICATED
VOUN AND BUNION I'LAS'IEE.
anli 'Jwd.ceiKVw tnw-S
TTOi' IIIT-1'KKS.
HOP BITTERS,
(A Medicine, Net ii Drink,)
Contains HOI'S. RUCHU, MANDRAKE,
DANDELION, and the Purest and
lSml Medical Qualities et uH
Other Hitters.
THEY CURE
All IMeasen et tiie Stomach, Rowel-j, liloed,
Liver, Kidneys and Urinary Organs,
Nervousness, blceplesincss and
especially Female. Complaints.
ft.1,000 in ;;JLl will be paid leruc. they
wili net cure or Jielp, or ler anything i in
pme luiTl injurious leund in them.
Ask your diuggKt for HOI' HITTERS and
Jry them I'Cloruyeu sleep. Take no ether.
II. I. C. is an absolute and irresistible euro
ler Drunkenness, use of opium, tobacco and
uaieeties.
ffKND rel'. ClRCCLAl"..
All 1 lie .-iliove Beld by drmrgists.
HOI' UI'lTEKS MFG. CO..
Kocliester, H. Y., and Terente, Out.
apl-luiced.Vw
JiKY OUOltS
T 1 SWAKK,
A ISAJtUAlN.
WHITE COUNTERPANES,
Tue and one-fourth vards wide, and only
Si: V KNTY-F1V K Cents."
UEMNANTS OF
VICTORIA LAWNS,
KOItTY IVrCenl. le-s than Kegiiliir 1'iiee.
Our Jtl.KACJIEO MUSLINS at TEN Cents
aie belter than the Fruit et the Leem and
equal te the H'illiaiusville.
Tlie OEFIANTPlUUTis one el the best in
the inai ket for $1.00, and has the I'alent Hack.
JOHN P. S WARR.
iid&w
Ne. be AOitTJi ytnicN br.
pM)MU OUT!
AT AND BELOW COST.
My entile stock ei
DRY MS, NOTIONS, 1.
li: FOi: SALE AT AND J SIC LOW COST.
Thu lb a ia:e elianeu ler
GOOD BARGAINS-
AS 1 HAVE AX
UUIEN8E STOCK OF.dlOOVS,
On h.tiid, v, hich wciu all purehaseil ler cash.
J. M. LONG,
jil-tld
11 XOltTJI QUEKN STItKKT.
JjVOJ I. XOl'J VMS.
"I .IHTATi: OF UATU 1K1NK KUVKK, L.XIK
Hi et Lancaster t ity, l'a., deed. Lctteis et
adniiuisttatien en saitl estate having been
granted te the nudcreigiicd, all persons in
debted thereto are requested te make imme
diate payment, and theso having claims or de
mand against the same, will present them
without delay ler settlement le the under
signed, lcblding ex Xe. US fceuth Duke street.
TOKIAS IteYEi:, Administrator.
W. A. Wilsen, Atl'y. in-23-Ctd
1? bTATK OF JOIIN FUEE, tATK OFT1IE
ll city of Lancaster, deceased. Letters of
administration en said estate having been
granted te the undersigned, all persons In
debted thereto are requested te make imme
diate payment, and these having claims or de
mands against the same, will present them
without delay for settlement te the under
signed', residing in Lancaster citr.
FANNY FKEJS, Administratrlv.
AIXSANDEK liAitnis. Att'j uitii-Ctdeaw
INSTATE OF MAKY BUKDJET, LATE OF
J Lancaster, Ta., ileceased. Letters testa
mentary en said estate having been granted
te the undersigned, all persons indebted te
said decedent are requested te make immedi
ate settlement, and these having claims or de
mands against tlie estate of said decedent, te
make known the same te the undersigned
without delay, lesiding in Lancaster City.
L. it. KOTK, Administrator.
J. W. JOH.NS0.V. Att'v. mlT-Ctdeaw
JOHN 1 llAULAND,rf.crf,-j In the Court of
I Common 1'ieas
VS. V r.niif!llni- fn
JENNIE BAKKB, at. SaSSX
amE UNDKKSIONE1J AUDITOR, Al
. l'OINTED te distribute the fund arising
from the sale hadiundcr proceedings JJrcve
rarUUeni Iacicnda, and ruled into Court, te
and among these legally entitled te the same,
will sit ler that purpnse en SATUltDAY.
Al'UlL 2-, 18S2, at in o'clock a. m.. in tiwXC
brary Keem et tlie Court Heuse, in the city el
Lancaster, when itil persons interested in said
distribution may attend. UEO. A. LANE
m31-5td,eaw Auditor
E STATU OF ANN KLIZAI1ETH IJAK
licks, deceased. Letters or administra
tion enthe estate of Ann Elizabeth Barrlcks.
late or Lancaster city, deceased, have been
granted te Peter II. Lyne, residing in said
city, te whom all persons indebted te naid
estate arc requested te make payment, and
these having claims or demands will niake
known the same without delay.
Tvr it., PETER II. LYNE,
M. Jlijesirs, Administrator.
Attorney. npG-CtdTh
ASSG?E S- OF M1UHAKL H.
Shirk, of East Cocalico township. Lancas
ter county. The undersigned Auditor an an an
pointedte distribute the balance remaining
In tlie hands ei J. W. Mcntzer and Samuel
Nlsley. assignees of said Michael II. Shirk and
wife, te and among these legally entitled te
the same, will sit for that purpose en S ATtin.
DAY,APR1L 22, 1882. at lOo'cleek, a. re., in the
Library Roem of the Court Hense, In the ciiy
of LancjLster, wnere all peraens in said distri
bution may attend.
AND. M. FRANTZ,
m3Mtdeaw Auditor.
CaiiciMisPlcisters
DRXiOOD.
w
ATT, HIAND,- CO.
Watt,Shand&Ce.,
Invite the attention of Ladies te their
Hosiery Department. -
Over One Hundred Styles and Celers at c,
10c., 12c, 17c, 20c., 25c.
LADIES' UEGULAU MADE GERMAN
HOSE at 20c and 23 ctsa pair.
LADIES'. GENTLEMEN'S and CHILDBEN'S
LISLE THREAD. UALRRIGGAN and
FANCY HOSIERY, at very
LOW TRICES.
GLOVES,
GL0YES.
Lisle Tlnead Gloves, Silk Faffelar Gloves
Fester's 1'ateiit Heek, Thread and
KID GLOVES.
In gieul vaiiety and medeiatc piices.
OUR 3-ltUTTON K1U GLOVE at $1.00 is the
best imported for the money buy theuu
We are new .showing an elegant assortment el
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS,
WITH FANCT lIOItDEItS.
New Laces, Lace -Fichus, Lace Cell'tiv,
Liueu Cellar, Combination,
Swiss aud Everlasting Trimmings,
An immense line of
Deess' Buttens, Fringes and Passe-
menteries at Popular Prices,
NEW YOliK STOKE,
8-10 EAST KING STREET.
J.
It. 9IAUT1N lc CO.
GENTS' FURNISHING
DEPARTMENT.
The luanulaclurerse't the
PEARL SHIRT
desire by this method te thank tlie public
for their appreciation et this celebrated
garment, as evinced by the greatly in
creased demand, as well as by the con
tinual receipt et testimonials of satisfac
tion with the same.
Tlie l'EARL SHIRT is manufactured
cither with open or cle-cd besoms and a lit
always guaranteed, l'rice 81.00.
A full line ei PRINT and PERCALE
SHIRTS just received. All prices lrein 35c.
up. These shirLs are cut ever tlie same
pattern as the Pearl Shirt and guaranteed
tellt.
J. B. MARTIN & CO.,
Cor. West King and Prince Sis.
LANCASTER. PA.
jTtAICU
GAINS IN
BLACK SILKS
AT
&
u
New Cheap Stere.
BLACK
BLACK
BLACK
BLACK
BLACK
BLACK
BLACK
BLACK
BLACK
BLACK
SILKS at
SILKS at
SILKS at
SILKS at
SILKS at
SILKS at
SILKS at
SILKS at
SILKS at
SILKS at
00c.
G5c.
7ec.
87c.
1.00.
$1.13i.
ijl.25.
$1.50.
$1.75.
$2.00.
These goods weie bought in tlie AUCTION
ROOMS Ol NEW OKJv and I'JII LA 1K Ll'lA
and arc Extra Geed aL the J'rices.
METZGER
AND
HAUGHMAN'S
NEW CJIEAr STOKE,
Ne. 43 West King Street.
Between l lie Cooper Heuse and Seriel Herso
Hetel,
jaiill-lyd&w
N
JliXT DO OK TO COUKT 1IOUSK,
FAHNESTOCK.
Black Silks, Black Silks,
At 50, 65, 75, 87J. $1, $1.25 Up.
OUR $1 ULACJv SILK. IS EXTRA UOOD FOR
THE MONEY.
BLACK AND COLORED M0KKIE.
Over TWENTY" DIFFERENT SHADES ei
these Goods for Trimming.
BJLACK J3HOCADES,
At 50, 75. 87A, $1, $1.25, $1.50, $2,
Black Cashmere, Black Cashmere.
Direct from Importers, iu JET and KLUE
BLACK. Choicest Cashmere Imported.
Our Stock ei New Goods el every Descrip
tion ler
SPR1XW AAW SUMMER,
Never was as Complete as it is at the piesent
time. All at our usual Lew Prices.
500 Gossamer Waterproofs,
Fer Ladies, Gents, Reys and Girls, roade te
our own order, specially for us.
JC3-EVERY GARMENT WARRANTED.
FAMESTOCK,
NEXT DOOR TO COURT HOUSE,
LANCASTER. PA.
VPJSNING.
W. H. BOLLINGER,
Will open at
NO. 15U NORTH QUEEN STREET,
TO-MORROW EVENING with a full assort
ment of
Bread, Cakes and Fine Confections.
aii-lwd
HETZBEB
HAUGHMAi
CLOTHING.
Suited te the fastidious Yeung Man
for Drawing-Roem, Parler ei Prom
enade. Perfect-fitting, tastefully
finished Goods, that will sustain our
reputation for Superior Clothing.
A. C. YATES & CO.
LEDGER BUILDING,
Chestnut and Sixth Sts.,
PHILADELPHIA.
rilllli UEST DISPLAY
JF-
CLOTHING
(And such as is made in a leliahle maiuici)
is AT TUK
MOST POPULAR CWTB1NG HOUSE.
'2 Kooms for Men's Clothing.
1 Roem for Youth's Clothing.
U.Roeins for Reys' Clothing.
1 Roem Fer Childrcu's Clelhiug.
With ineie squaiu yaids coveted by
CLOTHING
than i:ny ether house in Iho city. We are
better prcpai cd te please you than ever
belere, and remember you can
brinback what docs
net iiil you.
AND
FOSTER
36-38 EAST KING STREET,
LANCASTER. PA.
OP1S1NO AM) SUiMJHJBlt NOVKlTIES.
AT
' H. GBRHART'S
ilerii
it
NO. 0 EAST KIN STREET,
1 hereby iufeim my customers Unit my
h lock or
SPRING and SUMMER SUITING,
SPRING OVERCOATING
& FANCY VESTING
la new complete. 1 have new the largest sunl
choicest assortment ei
WOOLENS,
Fer Fine Tailoring in the city el Lancaster.
PRICES AS LOW AS TUP LOWEST,
and till goods warranted ns represented.
LEAE!
0
W.OTH1NU !
D. B. HOSTETTER & SON
Merchant Tailors and Clothiers,
24 CENTRE SQUARE,
LANCASTER,
WJi TAKE PLEASVtiE IN XOTIFl'IXa
THE PUBLIC IN GENERAL THAT
OUR STOCK FOR TIIE
SPEING SEASON
It! COMPLETED, AND IT WILL BENE
FIT OUR PATRONS TO INSPECT
The Large Variety of Goods
FOR
GENHiEMENS wear,
THE LATEST IN PATTERN AND
COLOR, WHICH WE HA VE
ON OUR COUNTERS.
D. B. istetterl Sen
24 0ENTE SQUARE,
FIffi
LTM
GlOIDM
Wasm
DRY
OPBING DBKSS GOODS.
SPRING WOOLENS
Ladies Suiting Cleths.
Riding Habit Cleths.
Ladies' Spring Sackings.
Spring Cassimeres
Handsome Suitings.
Sp
Spring Overceatings.
CLOTH
MARKET and NINTH
"1AISP
ET.S!
s
M
Y
R
N
A
R
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G
S
HAGER
SIB GRASS, HAT I. CO.,
MOQUBTTS,
BODY BRUSSELS,
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS,
EXTRA SUPERS,
CHINA MATTINGS,
Geed Heme-Made Rag Carpets.
25 -WEST KIHCr ST.
llOVHK IfVllNlSHlNU UOODH.
rtLINN & WILLSON.
HOUSEFURNISHING.
JUST RECEIVED AN lJISlLNSE bTOCK OF
White Wash
-
Wall Brushes,
CHEAPEST IN TOWN.
Prices much Lewer than ever before.
FLINH & WILLSON,
152 North Queen Street. - - Lancaster, Pa.
!. VM 11
MAS I'lTiINO, liXO.
JOHN L. AJKNOL1).
IRON PIPE for GAS, WATER and STEAM
STOPS a:d cut te any LENtmi- V A T VfTQ
ALL KINDS OF FITTINGS for STEAJ, WATEIi and GAS-LOWEST 1'IUCEX.
SLATE MANTLES AND LOW DOWN GRATES.
CHEAPEST O AS FIXTURES IN TIIE C1TV. bLATE, TIN AND TRAVEL KOOPKi:"
Nes. 11, 13 & 15 EAST ORANGE STREET. LANCASTER, PA.
raDRMiii
KIQUOIIS, AC.
-piNGWAl.T'S
WINE, LIQUOR, ALCOHOL AND
GROCERY STORE,
Ne. 205 West King Street. lculG ly
HOUSEAt. Si CO'S
NEW LIQUOR STORE,
Ne. 43 North Queen street, JLancaster, Pa.
The very best and Hnc-it qualities of Foreign
and Demestic WINES and LHJUORS, con.
stantly ter sale at wholesale anil tetail.
Straight Old Rye Whisky of the distillation
efl875. Pure unadulterated Custom Heuse
ure
dies and Winca In suit t ! tmiliv
fcb3-3md IIOUSEAL CO.
JATAI.T WINK.
HERCULES MALT WINE.
The Best and Cheapest
M ALT EX Tit ACT
EVim MEPAKKD.
All inviKerating HEALTH AND TARLE
1JEVERAUE. A reliable remeily for INDI
GESTION, DEBILITY and MALN UTRITION
highly recommended ler ENFEEBLED PER
SONS. CONVALESCENTS and NURSING
MOTHERS.
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS AT
25 Gents per Pint Bettle.
CHAS. WOLTERS,
PROWECT BREWERY, PHILADELPHIA.
Lancaster Depot. GEO. A. KIEIIL.
mlSmd
iiiuwiy, wurrameu ei inc vintage ei itsw
Kept especially for medicinal purposed. Purt
Olfl llnllnml tlln nml ntliitt. WliluL.I.ici Vt.
wn,ral Afirtii"
T OCUEK'3
Renowned Cough Syrap.
A pleasant, Bate, speedy and sure remedy for
Colds, Coughs, Hoarseness, Asthma, Influen
za, Soreness el the Threat and Chest, Bron
chitis, Whooping Cough, Spitting or Bleed, In
flammation el the Lungs and all Diseases el
the Chest and Air Passages.
This valuable preparation combines alltne
medicinal virtues of these articles which long
experience has proved te possess the most
sate and efficient qualities for the cure of all
kinds et lung diseases.
PRICE, S Cf Prepared enlyand sold by
OIJAS. A LOOHER,
WHOLESALE AND KETAIIi DRUGGIST,
Hf But Iter WirwtilMCMter.
GOODS.
Our assortment of Ladies' Suiting
Cleths includes a wide range in the
.catalogue of colors in all the new
shades, combination and effects of
this season. Alse, Scotch and Eng
lish suitings, cheviot, etc.
Our stock of Ladies' Riding Habit
Cleths is mere complete than ever
.before, and embraces all colors,
shades and qualities of Imported and
Demestic Fabrics.
Our collection of Ladies' Spring Sack
ings is very extensive and contains
all the standard and new stylish de
"signs for early spring wear; small
checks, plaids, fancy mixtures, etc.,
in all grades,
Fine American Cassimeres and Eng
lish and French Treuserings in all the
"very nowest designs for gentlemen's
wear.
New effects of Schoellor, Wulflng,
Bockhacker, Forstmann & Hoffmann,
.Jehn Tayler, Clay and all the leading
standard makes of gentlemen's
suitings.
Steckinets, Kerseys, Meltons, Cork
screw. Mixed Twills in medium and
"very thin weights for Spring and Fall
Outside Coats for Gentlemen.
HOUSE,
STS.. - Philadelphia.
& BROTHER.
AND -
r.WS A VJ 'I'L U.t.
ItUUXH AND HVWMNEKX.
E
?ASTEU CAKDS!
AMERICAN AND IMPORTED
EASTER CARDS!
IN tir.EAT VAKIETT AT
L. M. ELYNN'S
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE,
Ne. 42 IVvst Klnj; Street.
TOWN JJAKK'S SONS.
. NOVELTIES,
FOR TIIE
FASTER SEASON!
Il'LAIN- AND FRINGES
Easter Cards,
EASTER FANS AND SACHETS,
EASTER BOOKS.
At thu Bookstore or
Jelui Baer's Sens,
Nes. 15&17 North Queen Street.
j TUCOMPKEHENSIKLE BUT Tit UK THAT
Many dangerous diseases as slight sere threat
may lead te is net penerally understood of-
j appreciated. The. results are truly startling
.-affection of the mouth, palate, tonsils.
larynx, no-te and ears may fellow. Croup,
diphtheria and scarlet lever are liable te du
velen with any irritation, and often catarrhal
trouble and deafness can bs directly traced te -the
utter disregard and neglect of a common
Bere threat. The Occidental Diphtheria Cure
Is a true preventative and guaranteed cure.
SeldbyH. B.Cechran, druggist, 137 and 139
Qrth, Queen street, Lancaster. al7-lwd
czeTinxa.
pLOTUlNG.
GOOD NEWS
TO TIIE
People of Lancaster and Vicinity !
We have made assiduous eiferts te excel all
l.ut stasens in serving the people at our store
uiir counters are heaped with the
LATEST STYLES OF
Spring Clothing!
OUR OWN MANUFACTURE,
and eer garment we have fee sale will stand
cl(M- liispeetien. Te mention every 5-trlc et
buit we havuen hand, our sikice will hardly
allow ; therefore, net ire a tow eainple prices .
We Mil Men's Suit-, ter $eU, $I.IK,$3.(W, 00,
Ati0, f 1U.10. up te JIS.0O.
I8ej-s and Children's CLOTHING
WC MAKE THIS OUK UKKAT Sl'KCIALTV.
We sell ej '-.Suits for $i.i. :!rt, -i.oe. $r.ue,
up te t'J.W. CliUilien's Still.- at $l.7. $iw, i50,
$:;.W. ( I.oe. up te 7.rt. We most eertainly have
the largest and cin-apeat. al-e the most varied
stock of Reys' and Children's Clothing ever
di.-iil:tcd in'tlds city.
OCR Cl'bTOM liliPARTMENT.-CilMeui-eis
can select ttein goods in tlie pleee und
have thfiii nirtilu te urtler at aMight advance
ever our goods en tlie counters. We make te
order a Nice Suit ler ili(H), but our $l&0iaud
$-i(.C0 Suits c-.m't be equaled anywhere In the
eitv, trimmed and made like ours, ter less
than San) tefJO.UO. A PERFECT' FIT GUAR
ANTEED. Whether you fall te purcluise or net, please
gi e us a call.
L. GABSMAIT & BRO.,
THE FASHIONABLE
MERCHANT TAILORS and CLOTHIERS,
G0-G8 NORTH QUEEN ST.,
Right en the Southwest Cerner or orange St.
LANCASTER, PA.
The Cheapest Clothing Hoiu-e in the Cily.
iii;uir-lvd
f :t.i yt:i4tni' ou litis
iANCASTKK ANt .1111.1. K'.LSVII.I.K ii. :
J Cars run :is iollews!:
Leave Iaiient.sur (P. IC. Depot), at 7, , and
11:30 a. ui., and 2, 4, K and 8:30 p. in., oxeeut en
SulurdHj- when the last car Uiivcs at 0:50 p. m
l.eave MllliTsvllle (lower eid) at5, 8, and 10
a. M., and 1, 3, 5 and 7 p. m.
Cars run dally en u'wve time u.xccpl en Sun
day.
ClOLUMIIIA AH1I POUT DICI'OSIT JC. ii
) Trains new rim regularly en theCelumbla
and Pert. Oepesit Railroad en the follewltiK
time:
Stations NeitTn-Expres. Express.! Aeeem.
nj ur. 1 A.M. r. M. I V.M.
I'ortDepr.sit...
Peachbottein...
Safe Harber....
Columbia.
fl:3.r
7:14
7
8:25
3:55
i:2$
.VI 1
5:W
2-.U5
MH
5:21
6.20
Aceem
A.M.
St a.ti ekh South Seuth
waub. Express.
Kxprcss.i
A.M.
V. H.
Columbia....,
Safe Harber..
I'cachboltem
ll:3l
r. it.
VlMi
12: IS
135
I:SI
fi:4'J
7:3i
8.t).r.
7:5
AUkOB
Le3:lffl
11.07
r. m.
12:20
Pert Deneslt
pKADJNU d COLUMBIA K.K.
ARRANGEMENT OF PAijSENOERTRAINS
MONDAY, NOV. 7th, itSil.
NORTUWARO.
LBAVB.
Quarryvillc
Lancaster, King St...
Iincester
Columbia.
ARRIVE.
Rcadlne
A.M.
7:30
9:10
0:20
SOUTH W ARO
LBAVB.
Ri.-udlug
ARR1VB.
Columbia
A.M. 1. M. i: M.
r-:W ... 2:)
7:.r .... 3:ttt
b: 1:W( :l:S0
":Wl 1:10 3:M
10.05 3Ji CM)
A.M. M. T.M.
7:25 120 0:10
P.M.
0:.T:i 2:10 8:25
0:27 2.10 8:13
9:37 .... 8-25
10::i7 .... !h55
Lancaster. 0:27 2.10 8:13 5:15
Lancaster, King St 9:37 8-25 5:25
tjuarryvllhs 10::17 .... 9-.5S 8:30
Trains connect at Rending with trains teand
Irem Philadelphia, I'ettsville, Harrisbunr, AI AI
lentewn and New Yerk, via Round itroek
Rente.
At Columbia with trains teand ireui Yerk,
Hanover. Uettysbnrg, Frederick aud Ralll Ralll
inere. - A. M. WILSON. Stipt.
)KNN.SJLVANIA KAUUOAD-NEW
I SCHEDULE On and after .SUKDAY.
.JANUARY 22d, 1882, traini en the Pennsyl
vania Railroad will arrive at and leave the
Lancastei and Philadelphia iiupetsr-4 fellows :
Eastward.
Ltavt: Arrive
La:i-'lt t
IMillad'n
Mail Expitsu
Verk Aeeen. Arrive.-,....
Harrlaburtt Express
Lancaster Acconimed.it Ien
CoiiimbiaAccemuioil.il ion,
tf'iederiek Accem. Ariives,
Siiuday Mail,
Johnstown Express
I1:!V Kmn-ud
12.41 A.M.
5:1!) "
8.-K "
S:3"
!(J0 "
U:t5 "
1:30 i-.M.
2:42
2:20 "
2:Ki A.M
7:20
10.50 "
ll:ii""
5:35r.M.
5:f5
7UI' "
Harrisburff AccoiutiiedVil'iiJ C:l; "
B-2.1
0: "
Wmrtward.
Lvuve' Arrive"
Phllad'a l..-in.:'tir
4:30 a.m. .27a m
ISie ' fi:27 "
7:00 " U25 "
0.30 "
7:(W " J.2 "
11:25 " -sr, r.M.
2.0O '
2:15 p.m. Esii "
4:15 " 1-X "
5:10 " 7:40 '
0:) " 11:01 "
11:30 " '2.V5A.lf.
Way PiiH-jent'er,
News Express
Mail Train Ne.l.vla f.'t.Jev,
Mail Train Ne.2,vi.i Cel'Idii,
Sunday Mall,
Fast Line,
Frederick Accommodation,
Ijiincabter Accommcilatleii,
HarrisburK AccemiiHMlat'n,
Ceiumbia Accommodation,
Harrislmifj Bxpress,
Western Express
Pluiadclphia Express
Mail Train i Ne. if, west .connecting at Lifn
Ciister Willi Mall Tniin, n'e. 1, at 0:2-7:1.111., wilT
rim tbreiiKh teIIamer.
Frederick Accommeslatlen, west, ee n nectlne
at Lancaster with Past Mno, west, at li5, will
run through te Fr:!erick.
Harrl-jbui-K Express, wct, at 5:10 p. ui., h:m
direct connections (withoutchangcercars) V
Columbia and Yerk.
Fast Line, west, en bumtay, when ilatjxed.
will 8topatDewniiilowii,Coati'svllIe, Parked
burp, Mount Jey, Kllzabethtewnand Middle,
own.
eurr Die a wimuh.
WMMONWEALTU OlSTItJHUTION CO
43d Popular Monthly Drawing -
nff 'raw
COMMONWEALTH DISTRIBUTION CO.
In the Cllyef Louisville, en
SATURDAY. APRIL 29th. 1882.
These drawings occur monthly (Sundavs
excepted) under previsions el an Act of the
General Ascmbly or Kentucky.
The United statc-j Circuit Court en March 31.
rendered the following djcisleus: '
1st That, the Cenunaawcalth Distribution
Company Ik legal.
21 Its i Iran ings are fair.
N. H. The Company ima new en hand a
large reserve fund. Read the list of prizes for
APRIL DRAWING.
... 30,000
... 19,000
... 5.WJC
... lo.er
... 10,000
.. 10,000
... 10.0WC
... 12,008
lnrize
. Pr'ze..................,. ...............
PjW506each
yoe prizes $100 each
200prizesMeach
.S22pzcs2)''acH
1000 prizes 10 cauh
9 prizes .7)0 each, appre .t! matlen prizes
9 prizes 200 each, "
9 prizes 100 each, " "
10,009
2,70a
1,809
90S
I,9C0prlzes 112,4O0
Whole-tickets. 2; liall Uckets, 1; 27 tlcketa
WO; 55 tickets, $100.
Remit Meney or lank I) Rift in Letter, ei
send Jy Express. DON'T SEND IJY REGIS
TERED LETTER OR POSTOFFICK ORDER. '
Orders of ?." and upward, by Express, can be
sent at our expense. Address all orders te K.
M. BOA1CD.M AN, Courier-Journal Ruildlnir
LealsTille, Ky.. or IC M. BOAUUHAN.
300 Broadway. New Yerk. fehl-TuTJiAHftw
cejulh,
B.
ii. MABTIIf,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in all kinds of
LUMRER AXD COAL.
rfard: Ne. 420 North Water and ;Printe
treets above Lemen Lancaster. n.t-lyd
COHO & WILEY, "
.'.no NORTH WATER ST., Zaneatter, r.,
Wiioleiale and Retail Dealers In
LUMBER. AND GOAL.
Cona'ectlea Wltn tfae Teiaphenfc Exchange.
Branch Offlce: Ne. 90 CBNTRK SQUARE.
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