LANCASTER DA1L INTELLIGENCER TUESDAY MAY 2, 1882.
AGRICULTURAL.
THE SOCIETY'S MOMTMLY MEETING.
-iTrnn ltenerts Hew te Kalae Cern Cem
mercial rertiUzr-Tlie Application 'or
Mine -Business for Next Sleeting
A stated meeting of tbc Lancaster county
agricultural and historical society wati
licld in their room in City hall yesterday
afternoon. , .
The following named members and vis
itors were present : Jeseph F. "Witmer,
:.i..4- limt1i;f llcnrv M. liUirlC.
Marietta ; Frank It. Diffenderfer, city ;
Jehn C. Linville, Gap ; Peter Ilershey,
city ; Levi C Heist, Manheim ; S. i .
Eby,' city: J. M. Johnsten, city ; B. B.
Uaus, Bosten ; W. W. Gricst, city ;
Washington L. Ilershey, Chickies ; Jehn
Menk, West llcmpfield.
Jehn Meuk, of Wcfat llcmpfield, was
proposed and elected a member of the se
ciety.
S. P. Eby, esq., from the committee en
fences, reported progress and asked te be
continued. Request granted.
Crep Repert.
II. M. Engle reported the prospects of
Iho wheat crop from fair te geed, some
fields very line, seme ethers net se well
set. Thcre are some very peer clever
fields, but thcie may be a fair crop.
Peaches and plums bloom profusely;
thcre will be a huge crop. The apples are
net yet in bhwm.butthe trees leek healthy.
The eats and potatoes are mere backward
4i.,. ; usual n-. HiiR time of vcar. The
fall of rain during February was nearly
r,. ;iini: iiiivinT March three and enc-
-.. 1. 1.1. :...l.i nml A t.ril int (iinm tlirce
inches.
Levi . Heist reported an uiuusei irena
very premising ; clever very peer.
Peter Hcrshey reported an almost com
plete failure of the clever, in the eastern
end of the county, even en the best-laud ;
and, singular as it may apiwar, the better
the ground the poorer the clever.
Jehn O. Liimville reperted a similar
state of affairs in Salisbury. Some iields
of clever arc entirely bare, llohaseno field
of ttiuty, clayey ground, which was burned
last summer as hard as a brick, and there
the grass is better thau elsewhere. I he
wheat is geed in Salisbury ; net se geed in
East Earl, and werse a lev.' miles cast of
this city.
S. P. Eby said in loeso soil the clever
is frozen out, while in hard soil it leeks
lwl N't-
J. G. Rcsh made a similar statement.
The poorer the land the better the clever.
He suggested that iields, in which clever
had missed this year, should be sewn in
rye in the fall aud the rye be cut for hay
be : ere it comes into head, and then plow
the land for clever.
II. 31. Engle did net thiuk the above
preposition would work well. Rye makes
a very leugh hay, though it is valuable as
" -"en feed. Fer some yeais past our
"raws "'' -iav crops -av0 "ccn vcry hUert
Oiie cause i"v'--tl-'s is the long dreuths vie
have had during H-e early summers. Iho
s:mc may he said of eats ; but we should
net despond en this account ; perhaps we
Tinv have favorable weather ler years te
ceuic. Hut mere iuum, uu um --..ew.,
for some farmers have heavy crops even
during unfavorable -weather. He believed
the failure is sometimes due te late anil
elose pasturing.
1'ietident Witmer .;aid the wheat eiep
looked piemisiug in Paradise ; the grass
backward but fairly geed ; some corn has
been planted, but net much ; there is a
.reed leal el last year's tobacco yet en
hand. The young tobacco plants leek
well, none of them being injured by the
l'r.st.
Hew te ltaise Cern.
I'l ,r,cfinna " What "l3 the best.
would net apply it en the surface of a
plowed field at this time of year, for 'a
single heavy rain might wash it away. He
generally applied it te the surface of stub
ble fields and sod, in the fall of the year.
Air V.ncrln'K n-xnnrience Was that the
best way te apply it is when the lime is
dry and dusty and the ground dry and
dustv : it then mixes with the dust and
never becomes lumpy. It should be
hauled out in small heaps, and slacked ar
tificially and spread immediately after-
't1.1 n lcl. nnrlm-SPfl tllO abOTC vieWS
i.,.ie,i "cienifAtl mid snread the lime the
same day. If hauled in big piles It be bo be
cemes water-legged. .
B B. Haas closed the debate in a
rambling discourse that treated mere
largely of botany tnan nme.
IJuslncbS ler Next Sieeilng.
Tim follewiutr ouestiens were proposed
t ji ,.:,-.., - -.r-vf meptlTII'
"At what period of growth should grass
be cut te make the most valuable hay .
Referred te Casper Hiller.
"At what stage of ripeness is it best te
cut wheat ?" Referred te M. D. Kendig.
"Hew can the best results be secured
from barnyard manure?" Referred te H.
M. Engle. . . , . . t
Jehn C. Linville was appomteu essayist
for next meeting.
Adjourned.
D&Y GOODS.
)LACK CASD.MKKE SUAWLS.
AT SWARR'S:
BLACK
BLACK
BLACK
BLACK
BLACK
BLACK
BLACK
BLACK
BLACK
BLACK
BLACK
BLACK
.BLACK
BLACK
CASHMERE
CASHMEBE
CASHMERE
CASHMERE
CASHMEBE
CASHMEBE
CASHMEBE
CASHMEBE
CASHMEBE
CASHMEBE
CASHMEBE
CASHMEBE
CASHMEBE
CASHMEBE
SHAWLS at 11.75
SHAWLS at 2.00
SHAWLS at
SHAWLS at
SHAWLS at
SHAWLS at
SHAWLS at
SHAWLS at
sn AWLS at
SHAWLS at
SHAWLS at
SHAWLS at
SHAWLS at
DRY GOODS.
CLOTOIXG C.
'i50.
3.25.
.0J.
4.50.
s.oe.
6 OX
CiO.
7.00.
7.50.
5.00.
J.00.
SHAWLS at Ii00.
THE DEFIANT SHIRT A SPECIALTY.
J.
B. MAKTIN & CO.
OUR L1XE OP
Carpets and Wall Papers
IS NOW COMPLETE.
Battlk Crkkk, Mlcli., Jan. 31, 187'J.
GiTLnsn--HuvInjj been .Pnllctc;1 'JLS
number et years with indigestion and general
debility, by the luivice et my doctor 1 nscd
Hep Bittern. and must say they afferdcUme
..iimtui liiHifint lelief. 1 am glad te lie able te
testily In their behalf. Tues. G. K03F-
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iTik.i.'h i(iii'ii mill Consumption Cure la
h.,1.1 by us en u guarantee. It euros eonsuinp eensuinp
tlmi. Fer i-ale at Cochran's dr"g store, 137
North Queen St. myl-lwdcew&w
Ueiv Neivt 1VU-.lt I It'.
Tim great system renovator is "unlock
i'.loed Bitter,,. Try It ami he convinced. 1 ice
$1 Fer hale at Jl. P.. Cochran ilrua stoic,
137 North Queen street. Lancaster.
Feb lame Hack. Side or Chest, use Shllh'8
Pereus Piaster. Pilcci'. cents. Fer mile at
Cochran's drug store, 137 ertU Queyn
Drugglttt Testimony.
II F. McCarthy, druggist, Ottawa, Out.,
slates that he was alllieted Willi chronic Ijron Ijren
chliis ler some years, unil was cempletclj
cured hy the use or Themas' Lelectnc ! Oh.
Fer wile ut II. B. Cochran's drutf stoic, lei
North Queen street, Lancaster.
CARPETS IN EVERY GEADE,
imnv BRUSSELS.
MOQUETTE,
VELVET,
TAPESTRY,
VENITIAN and
INGRAIN CARPETS,
ALL IN ELEGANT 1'ATTEBNS,
AT LOWEST THICKS.
jeWe have our own Upholsterer, uiulileall
Ciireet and Window Shade Werk at lower
prices Hum claewliere. All work guaranteed.
WALL PAPERS.
WALL PAPEBS. WALL PAl'EBS.
We sliev Iho Largest Line ler selection,
and our prices arc the lowest.
GOLD, BBONLS, FLATS.M1CAS, BLANKS
CEILING WOBK A Sl'ECIALT .
The Designs for Ceiling Werk are lurr.ished
by a Philadelphia Fre,ceeruInter,and anten
tirely Uillerent Ireiu any work ever belere
done in this city.
Experienced Paper Hangers iurniehca.
J. B. MARTIN & CO.,
Cor. West Kuig and Prince Sts.
LANCASTER. PA.
-VTtSW UBl GOODS STOBE.
if Stere. HeiUoeis. Lew Prices.
Bewers &d Hurst,
.' i a -! llntrAra Mr. llnrt nt n. IK Kit IClnr ativftl
c UiUlUXiy ui Ji '"-- - - - - -- -- e --
UAY1XG 01ND AT
129-131 North Queen Street,
BETWEEN OKASOE STREET AJJD P. It. R. DEPOT.
WITH AN ENTIBE
JSEW 8T00K OF DRY GOODS and AT0TI0AT8!
Invite their friends and customers te call at their new place, where they will find au
elegant assortment of NEW GOODS, which we offer at extremely low prices. We
" . T.i :...t,mc Rliut!n erwl Sl.Irflncr Mtlclina Thle LmBOS.
Towels &c We offer a great bargain in Black Silk. We call special attention te
our $l'00 quality. Wc eflcr the best makes of all wool Black Cashmeres extremely
low We sell an elegant all wool Black Cashmere at 40c. and 50c. per yard. An
elegant line line of Colored Silks at 73c. per yard. Wc show an elegant line of New
Dress Goods in latest styles. Great Bargains in Ladies', Children's and Gent s Hosiery.
We sell the best $1.00 Unlaundried Shirt in the city. CalUand see them, Ladies,
Gent's Slisses' aud Beys GOSSAMER WATERPROOFS; bet quality at lowest
paices. Please call and see us in our new room, which is the lightest store room in
the city. JSe trouble te see wnac you are uumS,
TKAirHIJCt:.-' tit! lit
W. B. BOWERS,
HEHYEY N. HURST.
fOLOTHlNtt!
D. B. HOSTETTER SON
Merchant Tailors and Clothiers,
24 CENTRE SQUARE,
LANCASTER,
WE TAKE PLEASURE IX SOTIFYISO
THE PUBLIC IX GEXERAL THAT
OUR STOCK FOR THE
SPRING SEASON
& COMPLETED, AXD IT WILL REXE
FITOUR PATROXS TO IXSPECT
The Large Variety of Goods
FOB.
GENTLEMEN'S WEAR,
1ANCASTKR AND M1I.LKKSV11.1J: ti.
i Cars run rs fellows.:
Leave Lanw.tser (P.'K. Ui-ihH), at 7, t, je.i
11:30 a. m., and 2, 1, 6 and &:) p. in., ttxivut nr.
Saturday, vhcu the last cur leaves at 9:30 p.
Leave MUleravtlUi (lewi-r ead) at 5. S, u-ul 10
a. M., and 1, 3, 5 ami 7 p. '"-
Cars run dally en - ive time except en bun
day.
CW1.CMBIA AND 1UKT UIU-OS1T K. 11
j Train new ma regularly en the Columbia
and Pert Deposit KaUreatl en the following
Statiems NeKTU-Kxpres9.Expre. Aoteu
TAKD. 1 A. A. 1 I ..-
Pert Deposit.....
Peachbottein.. .
Suellarbbr.
Columbia.. I
6:35
7:12
7:55
8:25
3:55
4:23
6:11
5:40
03
3d8
6,-ae
Statiejis Seuru-IKxpress.lExpress.
WAEH 1 A. I r- "
Columbia.....
Safe Harber-.
Poaehbottom.
PortDuieslt.
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12:4$
1:25
6:'J0
6:49
7:32
i 8:05
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11.07
F. U.
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LOTUS.
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SPRING I CLOTHS.
Catahkh cured, hi-alth and sweet breath sc
jmimjiI by MhilehV Catarrh Ui-medy. lnce.
cvnts. Uas:il liijwlnr Ircc. 1-or bale at Cech-lau'.-.
drug Hteri-,' 137 North Quecu St.
myl-lwdcew&w
MIZMVAIj,
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vi :k
5,000
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Plfsiciai
uctheil te raise a geed crop of corn.
r.nd " What is the host variety of corn?
v.i'ie taken up aud discussed.
11. M. Engle said that geed laud wed
-.iiciiared ; geed seed of geed variety put
into geed ground at the proper tuue and
under faverable conditions would biiugt'ie
answer. It should net be planted tee early
nor tee deep, nor when the ground is cold ;
the .seed should net be covered tee deeply,
net ineie than an iuch at mesfc. Iho
... i: c .i..:n:.,,r ,i. li'illinrr in :i moeLod
IIUUSllHU Ul Uliiuuji vi. ......i, i -
eac. The largest special crops have been 1 nc,ic Tey9
grown in drills, out tue laiguat .huu
cieus in hills, where it can be worked both
ways. Cultivate up te tasseling tinie, but
net tee deeply. Sucker the corn carefully,
as the suckers draw the substance from
the stalk, and if the suckers arc allowed te
tassel the pollen irem mum awu iiii
nate the main stalks and deteriorate the
crop. , . .
S. P. Euy narrated his experience in
cultivating Arabian coin. He plauted in
hills, soaked the seed in tar water and
sprinkled it with plaster. It came up
sooner than dry seed and escaped the
ravages of birds. .
Jehu G. Rcsh did net think Lancaster
county farmers should make corn grow
ing a specialty ; we can buy it cheaper
thau wc can raise it. Mere attention te
the growth of wheat aud tobacco will pay
better.
Peter Ilershey regarded the corn crop
as a vcry important one ; mera important
than wheat, as it is a mero certain crop
aud requires less manure. He planted
his corn in rows, three feet apart, with
hills two feet apart, two stocks te the
hill, and cultivated only in one direction.
He agreed with Mr. Engle that the seed
should net be covered tee deeply, neither
should the plowing nor cultivating be tee
deep.
Jehu Meuk asked for information as te
the value of the Chester county mammoth
variety of corn.
President Witmer had tried it and did
net like it ; it grew well, produced large
earr but required tee long a tnne te
ripen, and the grains shriveled very much
ail or husking.
Mr. Engle endorsed what Mr. Eby said
about soaking aud tarring aud plastering
the seed corn. He preferred gas tar te
tai water. He did net agree with Mr.
Hi sh that it was necessary te manure the
corn iields. lie preferred te seed his corn
in a two-ycar-eld clever-sod, without
manure. The Chester county mammoth
is nothing mero thau the large gourd va
r:cty. It has big stock, big cob and light
weight grain. It moulds in the ciib aud
will net bring as much per bushel in the
market as the smaller vatitics. In answer
te a question by Mr. Reist, Mr. Engle said
Ifcat "the yellows " in corn is caused by a
small black or bluish aphis, something
Iike the apple aphis ; knew of no remedy
for it, but thinks that salt applied te the
roots might be a remedy.
Commercial Fertilizers en Potatoes.
" Can commercial fertilizers be profit
ably used en the potato crop, aud hew
hhenld they be applied ?" Mr. Engle an
swered that any geed fertilizer properly
applied will pay. But thcre are te many
varieties of commercial fertilizers it is
necessary te select the best. He believed
auy fertilizers containing potash and phos
phoric acid te be valuable. A great deal,
however, depends en the nature of the soil,
which should receive whatever iugrcdient
il lacks, whether it be mitregcu, potash or
phosphoric acid. Farmers must experi
ment for themselves and net depend ou
book learning.
J. C. Linville said that he had used
phosphates en his potatoes with geed
effect. The enl y safe rule is te apply a
fertilizer that contains all the elements
cf plant feed. If barn yard manure is
used it should be thoroughly composted
and decomposed. He applies commercial
fertilizers toy sewing them upon the reed in
the rows.
A. Talk About L!me.
" Hew should lime be applied en the
juiface, or plowed under?" Jehn C.
Linville answered that the lime should be
kept as near the surfaoe as possible He
Have Signed or Endorsed tlie Fol
lowing Remarkable Decument.
.Ui!.sr. Scfiburu A JoJmsen. Mivivfaelurine
CIumUt,Sl J'lalt street, Xtiv Verk:
U km 1.BHW : t or t!lu l)asl Icw yCi"' "c
have sold vaiieii brands of Pereus Plasters.
Phyeleians ami Hie public prater UKN'SON'S
CAPC1NE POROUS PLASTElt te till ethers
We consider thciu " el the vcry few reliable
hoiuhelil remedied worthy et conildenee.
They aie superior te all ether porous plasters
or Liniment" ler external i"e.
ItliNfcON'S CAPClMi PLASTKIi Is u genu
ine PiiHiiaeciitlcal product, et the highest
elder etmeiit.iind se recognized by physi
cians and urugKlbts.
When ether remedies lull et a P.KNSON'S
UAPCINE PLASTKU.
Yeu will be disappointed il you use cheap
I Piasters, Liniments. Pa'U or Klectrlcal 31a-
niLKS AND miKSS'UOOlKi.
Watt, Snand & Ce.,
Are daily reecivliiK New Goods lit this He
partment, and eiler the best possible value in
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS.
PLAIN, STK1PJSI and POLKA DOT SUM
MER SILKS.
SPECIAL KAKUAINS IN SUUAll SILKS,
Only 50c a Yard.
ALOlllH ANTIQUE, UAMMASH1 and 15UO-
CAlJti iSiLIVS.
Aii Immense Sleck el
NEW DRESS GOODS
In all the Popular Fabrics, at Lewest Price.-).
New Opening, a Choice Line of
PARAS0IS AND SUNSHADES,
In all Sizes aud Qualities.
We Oner a New Line el
CORSETS,
in Many Popular Makes, including Madame
Kev's. lr. Warren's, Thompsons uiove ! it
tint,' aud Hall's Patent Spiral Spring Cei-fcct.
We Invite the. Special Attention el Ladies te
Extraordinary Itargalns in
German Table Damasks,
At:;lc,a.!e,:;7c. I5c and C0c a Yard in Hand
bimie Designs and much under usual price.
NEW YORK STOKE,
8-10 BAST KING STREET.
DIIESS
DRESS
DltESS
DIIESS
DRESS
DRESS
DRESS
DRESS
DRESS
DRESS
DRESS
DRESS
DRESS
DRESS
DRESS
DRESS
DRESS
DRESS
DRESS
DRESS
DRESS
DRESS
DRESS
DRESS
DRESS
DRESS
DRESS
DRESS
DRESS
CLOTHS
CLOTHS
CLOTHS
CLOTHS
CLOTHS
CLOTHS
CLOTHS
CLOTHS
CLOTHS
CLOTHS
CLOTHS
CLOTHS
CLOTHS
CLOTHS
CLOTHS
CLOTHS
CLOTHS
CLOTHS
CLOTHS
CLOTHS
CLOTHS
CLOTHS
CLOTHS
CLOTHS
CLOTHS
CLOTHS
CLOTHS
CLOTHS
CLOTHS
Army Blue,
Marine Blue,
Navy Blue,
Blue Mixt,
Terra Cetta,
Mustard,
Black Meltons,
Black Serges,
Black Twills,
Green,
Sage Green,
Olive Green,
Bettle Green,
Green Mixt,
Bronze Green,
Olive,
Olive Mixt,
Dark Garnet,
Brown,
Dahlia,
Tan,
Indian Red,
Green Checks,
Cheviot Checks,
Drab Kerseys,
English Tweeds,
English Cheviots,
French Habits,
Oxford Mixtures,
SPRING SACKINGS Checks,
SPRING SACKINGS Plaids,
SPRING SACKINGS Mixtures,
SPRING SACKINGS Euglisb,
SPRING SACKINGS Scotch,
ClIILDltEN's"sACQUEINGS,
CHILDREN'S SACHJUEINGS,
CHILDREN'S SACQUEINGS,
CHILDREN'S SACQUEINGS,
CHILDREN'S SACQUEINGS,
English Worsteds,
French Caesimeres,
Londeu Serges,
Scotch Suitings,
Bannockburn Cheviots,
Imported Kerseys,
French Coatings,
Carr's Meltons,
Austrian Suitings,
F. & H. Coatings,
Spring Overceatings,
American Suitings,
Demestic Cassimeres,
Fine Trewserings,
Simoni Batiste,
Tricot-a-Leng Suitings,
Heather Weight Cheviots,
Crepe Coatings,
Coachman's Cleths,
Carriage Cleths,
Moleskins and Corduroys,
Army Uniform Cleths,
Navy Uniform Cleths,
Marseilles and Ducks,
Linen Suitings,
Italian Cleths,
Billiard Cleths,
Bagatelle Cleths,
Felts, etc., ote
THE LATEST IX PATTERX AXD
COLOR, WHICH WE HA VE
OX OUR COUXTERS.
I B. Hosteller & Sen
OKADINU C'OI.inMUA K. K.
A UKANUKMENT OlfpASSENGEa TRAINS
MONDAY, NOV. 7rn, 1S81.
NO-'ITHWAUU.
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9:20
24 CENTRE SQUARE,
1IXIAMSON & IfOSTKK.
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Clothing is King.
Fer mere than one reason, ae man can buy
A HAT, A SHIRT 0B A TIE
Without much trouble. If he just lliuls what
pleases him. Hut when there Id a suit
wanting he steps te think where
is the best place te go.
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Lancaster....
Columbia.
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Ouarrvvilie 10:37 .... 936 8J9
Trains conned ut Keiwlln-'wttii trains teana
treniPhiIadelpliisi,Put:vllle. Uarrisbursr, AU
lentewn and uw Yerte, via Jteund Broek
U At Columbia with traini te and from Yerk,
Hanover. 0ltvbiire, Frederick and PalM-niei-e.
A- M- w lSON. Supt.
ililJOAU-SKW
nfli-r SUNDAY.
jNUA.ltV iid, lfK!, trains en the Pennsyl-
v iti'a iuinrea.il win nii:i"' . ii
lineji-iMi and r iiiiftiieipnm "Bi"'"-" """'"l-
Arrive
i)l'.NNSYLVASlA 1CV
sl:llKlJux. wi "
Eastward.
Leave
I.anc'ler
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BliCllSll II nilll. 1T1U1L1IX1X W. vv.,
RETAILERS, IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF CLOTHS,
MARKET and NINTH STS., PhUadelphia.
Six Years
1,-s net very long te be in tle business, but in
that time we have made some great im
provements in tiie kind of
CLOTHING
We sell, and the jjoeil weik we put upon our
goods telU the story. We invite you te
examine It and compare witli
THE BEST YOU CAN FIND.
Mail Kxprww,
Fast Line.. ...... .......--
YorkAccem. Arrives,
Uarrlsburg KxpreH
Lancaster Accommodation
Columbia Accommedut Ien,
Frederick Aeeem. Arrives,
Sunday Mail,
Johnstown Express,
way Kxpress,
12.44 A.M.
5:10 "
8 35 "
8:35 '
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9:(5 "
1:30 l.K
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2:20 "
5:
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llarrisburg Accoininelat'n, b:4(
W3TWAr:
Way Passenger,
News Expresh
MailTniin Ke.l.via Ml-ley,
Mall Train Ne.'2,vla Cel'bia,
Sunday Mail,..
Fust Line,.. .......... ........
Frederick Accommodation,
Lancaster Accouiineilation,
tf...l1Uiivi. Afn?iiiniulil1.'n
Columbia Accommodation,
liarrisimrs express,...
Philadelphia Express,.
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7:20 "
10:50 "
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7:35 "
'J:45 "
f.fiti I ArriR
Philad'a JLanu'tiT
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HOVHtS rURNJHHJXG GOODS.
,1LIK & WXIASON-
HOUSEFURNISHING.
GiMGlD
Sued?
A SUIIE REMEDY AT LAST.
Price r Could.
. MEAD'S MEDICATED
vejin axd nuyiex vlasi eh.
CHAS. K. ClClXriSNTOST, lia JBUIten St.,
New Yerk, bole agent ler ur.u w.jmsii-
;.enrf llenicillcs, 1 whom all orders should
be addressed.
ae22 Swil.eert&w eew-3
TT OP HITTERS.
HOP BITTERS,
(A Blcdlclac, Set a Drink,)
C'enlaiiw HOPS. KUC11U, MAXOKAKK,
I)NI)EL10N", and the Pureitanil
llcut Medical qualities et all
Other Hitters.
THEY CURE
All UIe:ihOi et the Stomach, P.eweK ISloed,
Liver, Kidneys aud Urinary Organs,
Nervousness, tjleeple.-sncss and
especially Female Complaints.
Sj.!)00 IN ULO will be paid ler a case they
will net cure or help, or ler anything uu
pure and injurious leuud in them.
As,k your druggist for HOP IUTTE11S and
try them bolero'you sleep. Tabe no ether.
l. 1. u.is an absolute and irresistible cure
for Drunkenness, use et opium, tobacco and
narcotics.
Semi for Cikcelai:.
All the above held by druegists.
HOP HPlTHliSMFU.CO.,
llecltesler, N. Y., and Terente, Out.
apl-lmceil&w
1JAKOAINS IN
BLACK SILKS
AT-
WmW k liUuHiAFu
New Cheap , Stere.
it 1 tt(! -' IX ii IX 11A111 VAltliJAdJiiB,
liAItUALXS IX REFRIGERATORS,
ItAUaAIXS IX WATER COOLERS,
BARGAIXS IX CROQUET SETS,
RARUAINS IX FISUIXG TACKLE,
AND UltEAT UAUOA1NS IN
GA RDEX TOOLS, GAS AXD COAL OIL CHANDELIERS,
Ami THE IADIES' FRIEND CARPET SWEEPER,
TILE I5EST IN THE MAKKET.
FLINN & WILLSON,
152 North Queen Street.
SIGN OF TIIE TWO BIG DOGS.l LANCASTER, PA.
Plumbing, Gas-Fitting, Tin-Reefing and Spouting Specialties.
II
WILLIAMSON
AND
FOSTER
34-38 EAST KING STREET,
LAXOAbTElt, PA.
Mall Train. Ne. 2, west, connecting at LanJ
caster with Mail Train, Ne. I, at 9:25 a.m., will
run through te Hanover.
Frederick Accommodation, west, connecting
at Lancaster with Fast Line, west, at 1:55, will
run tbreuch te Frederick.
.r .1 .. L'.nnu. m,'..u f. f ill 1 111 till
direi't connections (without change of cars) te
lOlUlllUlltUlll 11".
Fast Line, west, en Sunday, when flagged,
will stepat Dowiiingtewn.CiKitesvill::, Parkes
buijr, Meui-t Jey, Ellzabelhtewn ami Mlddlo-ewn.
DJiV GOODS.
1L.IIN OUT!
BLACK
BLACK
BLACK
BLACK
BLACK
BLACK
BLACK
BLACK
BLACK
BLACK
BILKS
SILKS
SILKS
SILKS
SILKS
SILKS
SILKS
SILKS
SILKS
SILKS
al 50c.
at Gjc.
at 75c.
at 87Ac.
at $1.00.
at $1,121.
at $1.25.
at $1.50.
at $J..75.
at $2.00.
ritlXU AM SOMMEK NOVKLTIKS.
AT
H. GBRHABT'S
i
Eslalshm
it,
Jb'Olt SALE.
K
?OR KENT.
.STOUK KOOM, 135 Kast King street.
lipiOttd INqUlKK AT 13.
F
70K KKNT. An ELEGANT STORK.-
Thc.e goods were bought In the AUCTIOX
ROOMS et NEW YOItlvandPHILADELPlA,
and are lixtra Geed at the Prices.
IIKOLOStSKU SUPI'OBATION OK TUB
J canal et the external ear, or even fsuppu-i-.itlve
action that has been et short duration,
but violent, may produce Pelypi, or Granula
tion, in the external auditory canal.
Diseases of the eye, ear and threat treated
successfully by
DltS. JI. J. and M. A. LONG ARMS.
Ollicc W Kast Walnut street, Lancaster.
Consultation free. ml-Jtd
CAJtMAGHH, V.
METZGER
unnu Kvl". r.w.l iiln.r. it NnrtluM'll Mar-
m. iw, : i"" -" v.' -::. -..-vT- .,,,
kct, and oppesito me jvcystene iieii'iu, .iu. -
Xerlh (jueen street. Iuqiiircnt
nprlO-ltd 211 XOKTIl QUKK.V STKEET.
"TTUJli SALE.-AN1MS1ESSK JJUailJElt Of
HOUSES, STOKES, BUILDING LOTS, &c,
erall dcscrlpliens, in all localities and at all
prices.
NEW CATALOGUE,
Willi prices, free te every one.
ALLAN A. HEKll tt. CO.,
tlecS-Giiul 3 North Duke street.
Gli"TDKA W1XGS.
OMiaOMWKALTH WIBTKJKUTION CO
44th Popular Monthly Drawing
or TUB
COMMONWEALTH DISTRIBUTION CO.
In the City of Len'svUle, en
WEDNESDAY, MAY 31at, 1882.
These drawings occur monthly (Sundays
excepted) niuier previsions et nn Act et the
General Assembly of Kentucky.
The United States Circuit Court en March Si,
rendered the following decisions : ,.,.
1st That the Commonwealth Distribution
Oetnpany Is legal.
XaltedrawinKS are fair.
N. U. The Company lias new en hand a
large reserve fund, lteadthollstefprl7.es ler
tbe
rpilK hTANUAKD CAKKIAUK TVOKK
OF LANCASTEll COUNTY.
EDGERLEY & Ce.,
PINE
Carriage Builders,
MARKET STREET,
Rear of Central Market Houses,
LANCASTER, PEXN'A.
We maUuuvciy style I'uggy and Carriage de
sired. All work Unished in the most comfort
able and elegant style. We use only the best
Selected material, and employ only the best
mechanics. 1' or quality of work our prices arc
Iho cheapest in the state. Wc buy ter cash and
tell en the most rcasonable terms, Give usa
call. All work warranted. Repairing prompt
ly attended te. One set et workmen especially
employed for that purpose. tn'2CMI(l.Vvi
AND
HAUGHMAN'S
NEW CHEAP STORE,
Ne. 43 West King Street.
Between the Cooper Heuse and Perrcl Herse
Jletcl.
janlt-lyd&w
EXKCUTOK'S SALE.-ON WEDNKSDAY, 1
MAY 3, 1SS2, will be sold at public sale, at I
ter, by the executer of Elizabeth Hoepcs, de
ceased, the lollewin personal property, viz :
One Geld Watch and Chain; Jewelry, con
sisting et breastpins, rings, bracelats, specta
cles, Sc; Clothing, consislingef velvet coat,
laces, dresses et silk and ether materials, furs,
shawls, bonnets, hats, scarfs, parasols, water
proof, trunk, Ac.
Articles can be seen alter 12 o'clock of said
day. previous te the sale.
Sale te commence at 1 o'clock p. m., when
terms will be made known by
HENltY SH.UI5EP.T, Auct.
27-5t Agent for the Executer.
MAY DRAWING.
30,(100
10,000
5,00c
10,000
..... 10,000
10,000
10,00c
12.000
10,000
JEWELERS.
OVFJCK SUSO.UEUANNA CANAL. CUM
panv, corner of Lexington and Davis
-treeis, Baltimore, Aptil . lJ2. Netice is
hereby given that a general meeting of the
stockholders of this company will be held at
the elllee, in Baltimore, en MON DA , M AY s,
1SS2, at 1 o'clock, p. 111., for the election ololli elolli olelli
cer.s anil managers ler the ensuing year. The
transler books will be closed 011 bATUKDAY,
iUhiisL., and remain close 1 until alter the
election. By order
KOBEET D. BBOWN,
a2-Std Treasurer.
OrlSCIAL NOTICE.
WATCHES, CLOCKS, &c.
Preparatory te the change wc will make iu
our business about MAY IOth, alter which
date we propose te drop the' retail and de
STRICTLY A WHOLESALE BUSINESS.
We arc ellcring seme goods in hearly every
dcpaitmentatGKEAT REDUCTIONS FROM
FOKMER PRICES. We propose te start in
our new business with
NEW AND FRESH GOODS.
MAST OF THE
WATCHES, CLOCKS, Are.
We are new ellering se low are a little sculled
or dull looking; but net at all impaired in
running qualities, and net wishing te eiler
them at public auction, we otter them in this
way, and fully guaiantee the runningef everj
Watch and Cleck thus sold, and held our
selves responsible for their performance for
one year.
E. F. BOWMAN,
NO. 106 EAST E3NG STREET;
p20-tmayleilltw
PRIVATJS HALE.-TUK UlXDKltSlGNKU
etrers at private sale the lollewing de
scribed property, te wit :
All that very valuable farm, CONTAINING
17 ACRES, mere or lc.s, situated en the south
side of East King street. In the city et Lancas
ter immediately opposite theLancastcr coun
ty prison, ana adjoining lards of Herman
Miller, Jacob S. Miller and lands et the DIrec
ters of the Peer et Lancaster county.
This is one el the most desirable and valua
ble nieces of real estate in the county of Lan
caster ; has a geed DWELLING HOUSE nnd
out-heuscs, Willi geed Barn and ether im
provements. It is particularly valuable for
building lets, being in the very best part of
the city of Lancaster, and especially adapted
for a truck farm. The entire piece is laid out
in building lets. ,..
Fer further information call en HENRY
SIIUBERT, Auctioneer and Real Estate
ccnt Ne.fi Court Avcnne, where the dmit
et&auf property can be seen. mSO ttd
1 prize..................--..--.
1 prize .........----
1 prize. ....--.......-.- --...
JOprizcs $1,000 each
20"prlzcs50iicacli
;i00 prizes $100 each
"200 prizes 50 each
GOO prizes 20 each
luuu prizes lutxitu... :.. ii i'wi
9 prizes 300 each, approximation prizea 2,700
9 prizes 200 each, " J 1,800
9 prizes 100 each, " -X
1,9S0 prizes ; .Vi'i'W
Whole tickets, $2; hair tickets, 1; 27 tickets
Remit Meney or Bank Draft in Letter, 01
semi by Express. DON'T SEND BY REGIS
TEREI) LETTER OR POSTOFFICE ORDER.
Orders of $5 and up want, by Express, can be
sent nt our expense. Address all orders te B.
M. llOAKDMAN, Courier-Journal Building
LeuIhvIIIc, Ky., or K. M. BOAKDMAN,
309 Breadwav. New Yerk. fehl-TuThASAw
NO. 6 EAST KING STREET,
I hereby Inform my customers that my
stock of
SPRING and SUMMER SUITING,
SPRING OVERCOATING
& FANCY VESTING
Is new complete. 1 have new the Juigesluu,!
cheicest assortment of
WOOLENS,
Fer Fine Tailoring in the city et Lancaster.
PRICKS AS LOW AS THE LOWEST,
and all goods warranted as represented.
E GERIART.
AT AND BELOW COST.
My entire stock et
DRY GOODS, IMS, Etc.
IS FOR SALE AT AN D BELOW CST.
This is a rare chance ter
GOOD BA11GAINS.
A8 I HAVE AM
IMMENSE STOCK OF GOODS,
On hand, which were all purchased ler cash.
J. M. LONG,
j21-tld II NORTH QUEEN STREET.
0
1I.OTU1NG.
GOOD NEWS
TO THE
rpuK NORTH KN1 DRY OOODS STOKE
Desires te call attention te the following
bargains in
NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS.
I5INGARA SILKS. at37KcayarL
M L-WOOL CASHMERE I1E1GE hUITINGS
at 31c a yard.
ENGLISH ALL-WOOL SUITINGS, Cleth i ln-
lsu, at ic u yum.
i line article In
BLACK CASHMEKE,
Full W inches wide, at One Dellar a yard.
Is considered a Special Bargain.
A Jeb Let of ALL LINEN
SHIRT FRONTS,
New offered ?J TKV CENTS .ip.Vre, cannot be
replaced te 'ell at less than Sixteen Cents
apiece.
J. W. BYRNE,
322 NORTH QUEEN STREET,
il-lyd
I.WCASil-.R, PA.
"VTKXT Ill-- T TUK
COURT HOUSE.
PUDLlO SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
estate and personal property. At the
Hiester Heuse, in Lancaster, Pa., will be sold
it public sale en WEDNESDAY EVENING
MAY 1", A. D.l&B, at 7H o'clock, the following
described real estate, late of Martha L. Shaef
fer deceased, te wit: All that TWO-STORY
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE (Ne. -137) with
n. A. ....rtniiil 11if.rf.fn lif.1nfriTl(f. rrtll.
minim' ii? front 3S feet, and extending in
deptli 250 feet,te a public alley, situated en the
north side of West Orange street. This prop
erty war the late residence of Mrs. ShcatTer,
and is one et the most tlcsirable places In the
city el Lancaster. The house contains ten
rooms, is well built and modern in style, with
all the improvements and a beautiful side
la 'the afternoon et the same day at 1
o'clock, en the premises, will be sold at public
sale the personal property and HouscholdFur HeuscholdFur HouscheldFur
nlture belonging te the estate of the late Mrs.
Shadier, deceased.
Conditions made known at : by
J. 1.. ST iNMETZ,
ap24-ced,tsd Executer.
Ji. sayJUSttTi Auctioneer.
OKAY'S SPKCIFIC JttMMCINlS. THIS
JC Great English Remedy. An unfailing
cure for Seminal Weakness, Spermaterrhea,
Impetcncy, and all Diseases that fellow as a
sentience of Self-Abuse ; as less of Memery,
Universal Lassitude, Pain in the. Back, Dim
ness et Vision, Premature Old Age, and many
ether diseases that lead te Insanity or Con
sumption nnd a Premature Grave. Full par-
t. .!..,. .. tiii. -K.imiiifir -1vl1lr.it wa desire te
send free by mall te every one. The Specific
Medicine is sold by all druggists at Jl per pack
age, or six packages for $5. or will be sent free
OV mail en me reuuiui ,i 1111 luuucj.uj ..
dressing THE GRAY MEDICINE CO., Buffalo,
r . .... r..... nl ..ll,lt.,f.lta fL-fl llflVO
adopted thcYellewWrapper; theenly genuine.
f;...ln.ntnAj nf mirn Iu4iu(l livnq. Ker mile in
Lancaster by H. B. Cecliran, 137 North ijiicen
street. aprl2-lyd&w
T OCUEU'S
Renowned Cough Syrup.
A pleasant, Bafc,8pccdy and sure remedy ler
Celd, Coughs, Hoarseness, Asthma, Influen
za. Soreness et the Threat anil Chest, Bron
chitis, Whooping Cough, Splttingef Bleed, In
flammation el the Lungs and all Diseases et
the Chest and Air Passages.
This valuable preparation combines all tne
medicinal virtues et these articles which long
experience has proved te possess the most
niu-.i- ""'iiient qualities for the cure of ail
kind.- .. .-Jig leases.
PRICE, 80 Cenrs. Prepared only and sold by
- CHAS. A. LOOHER,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DBUGGIST,
Ne. 9 East Kiee street, buicaster.
People of Lancaster and Vicinity I
Wc have made assiduous efforts te excel aii
past seasons in serving the people at our store
,. .. .. n 1. ... aw. I ! till
Viirceuiuuin uiuiJt-iniwt it"
LATEST STYLES OF
Spring Clothing!
OUR OWN MANUFACTURE,
and every garment we have for sale will stand
clese inspection. Te mention every Myle et
Suit wc have en hund, our up ice will hardly
allew: therefore, notice a tew sample prices:
W soil Men's Suits ler $3.(0. 3I.0H. SJ.CJ. S5 00.
$8.00, S10.C0. up te $18.00.
Beys' and Children's CLOTHING
WE MAKU TUIS OCU OREAT SrECIALTT.
Wcsell Bey's Suits for $2.00, $3 00, 4.IO. $5.(je,
up te $9.(. Children's Suits at $1.75. $i00, JiSO,
$.1.00, $1.00. up te $7.00. We most certainly have
.1... 1. .......... ..l ..liLnniMit itln tit, innat ni-lftfl
stock of Beys' and Children's ClQthlngcvcr
diwlayed in this city.
OUR CUSTOM DEPARTMENT.-Cnstetn-crs
can select lrem goods in the piece and
have them made te order at u slight advance
ever our goods en the counters. We make te
order a Nice Suit for $lioe, but our $18.00and
$20.00 Suits can't be equaled anywhere In the
city, trimmed and made like ours, ler less
than $41.00 te $30.00. A PERFECT PIT G UAR
ANTEED. Whether you wish te purchase or not.plcase
give us a call.
L. G.AIS1AI & BEO,
TIIE FASHIONABLE
MERCHANT TAILORS and CLOTHIERS,
66-68 NORTH QUEEN ST.,
Right en the Southwest Cerner of Orange St.
LANCASTER, PA.
Tbe Cheapest Clothing Heuse in the City.
mrl5-lyu
FAHNESTOCK.
Ouf store is new stocked full et
NEW
Dry Goods!
AMOMiST WHICH HIM. UK KOt'
MANY HAT5GAINS,
Frem recent Large Importers'
Auction Sales
HELD in NEW YOICKimuI l'HlLADELPHIA
lew Goods Opened Daily
-AT-
FAMESTOCK'S,
NEXT DOOB TO COURT HOUSE
LA1T6ASTXB, FA.