LANCASTER DAILY INTEIIIGEXGER SATURDAY MAY 6, 1882.
REGINALD'S CONFESSION
i;i:waku or a manly andfkablkss
YOUTH.
Unpardonable Sin or Visiting a Race Track 1
On SUlldaV ThUllIll llgnV Crit' Sntt. 7
ened Uy Learning tlie Recerd
or HI Little Marc.
Chicago Tribune.
" Wliat de you think, Myrtle ?"
" I hardly kiiew what te think, llegi
naW," replied the girl, her eyes illumined
with the radiant Unlit of love as she turned
in response te Reginald Simpsen's ques
tion and looked at him with the beautiful,
tender, calf-like leek of a first and only
love. " I only knew that, whatever my
lather may say. whatever lie may de, my
love for you will never falter or fail ; my
tuist in the nobility of your nature will be
as steadfast as the mighty rock of Gibral
tar that llings'back in scorn from its
btone-huttrcssed base the mighty billows
thai are ever beating against its solid sides
in their mad, impotent fury."
When Myrtle get well under way she
was a pretty fair talker. She was a fair,
.slender g:sl with the lustrous brown eyes
that eau .sees se often in Brain ah hens and
.i complexion that never cost less than $1
per box. As she steed in the parlor of her
fftiiei-'s p.i'alia! residence this balmy
.funettciiiiig, hei hand placed trustingly
in that of ltgiuald, while her face almost
touched his a- they spoke the words
ipteled abev-p, the picture was indeed a
priittv one.
"Yeu aic Mire he has heard all?"
asked Ktigin.ild in solemn, pleading tones.
Diud certiin," replied the girl, ' Yeu
im bet en this darlini;."
At this moment the sound of footsteps
va heaid. IWyitlu ran te the window and
preml anxiously cut in the yard.
" He is coming "' said she in frightened
tones, 'and y. u must confess all aud trust
te his lr.eiey.
" I gnus-, you arc right, sis," replied
Keginakl.
hi a moment Geerge "W. Hathaway, the
mcreiiaul p'liiee. enteied the room. Ilcgi
ualil at once went up te him.
".ir. Hathaway, " he said, "I have
ceme here te-night te tell you frankly that
last .sniniay morning I went out te the
racetrack. Yeu knew that Myrtle and I
love each ithcr with a deathless, Dearborn
avenue lnvc that opposition will only make
strong'!, mid that we have plighted our
troth. 1 de net seek te defend my con
duct of last Sunday. But it seamed te me
mere noble, nunc manly, te tell you the
vz:v truth.''
"S you were out te the track Sunday ?"
.said the old nun, liii f.ic? assuming a sad,
paint il expression.
" Yf.s. sir.""
' Ah ! that was indeed wrong. But step
w ith me into my library. This is a serious
matter, involving perhaps the future
happiness of my only child' and as he
spoke the merchant hastily wiped away a
peaiiv tear thai Hung trembling en the
l.tsvi r l.il of his etl'eye.
Tii- two men stepjied into the library,
Mr. 11..; Ira way closing the deer as they
enter, d. K ginald felt that the weist
w ill 1 seen come. Seating himself iu an
.i.ur, jir. Uataway looked earnestly
;n:ald for a moment. Then he spoke
at 1,
r.p u
leulv :
- I).
.Ut e!"
' vuii see a little bay mare with a
spike tail ami her near front feet
white.
I.-, ing exercise i out there Sundav
untitling '.'"
Y-, sir," replied Reginald.
" Hew fat did she go V"
' Hie trotted a mile in 2:23, the last
,-: liter in :'.." .seconds," was the reply.
A p.-accfiil, luipy smile stelo ever the
eid uui'i'sface "licginald, my boy," he
aid in low, earnest tones, " that little
bay mare b.-lengs te me. My position as
d.':nsin will net allow ran te publicly ac ac
kuev. li-dge the ewnei&hip of the animal,
but y:i mii bet Mir sweet life that when
si.e is ent hums: at the July races' I will
liit'.ik all the officers of our church and
.-uwral people iu the adjoining parish. De
you midei stand, n!y boy '.'"'
"'f", I catch en," said Reginald. "I
knew uiu owned the mare at the time,
but a ChiengeNjis tee noble te give away
hi:; ))iosp,etive father-in-law" and step
it'ir te the sitlebeard Reginald courtcous ceurtcous courtceus
lv p lined out ;i driuk of .sour-mash for
Mr. Hathaway before taking one himself.
The old man did net fail te notice this
action. "This boy has the true Saxen
siitit," he murmured te himself, "andhe
.shall many Myitle when the leaves begin
tetiun. I shall need him myself during
the trotting season."
Household JltarKel.
Tin; iii.ii !.: tlti- liinrning were very largely
aiti-tiiie.:. Alcailyai .". o'clock the Central
v,.i- i.h-'i-i i itli :i struggling crew!, tliut el-lx.-..
.ml j',ti. d their way irem place te
ii:f.- .-. illi no little dilllculty. Thete was u
;: "i 'i'iiiy(il licarlyall kinds .l marketing.
l.-u-. ii-snutiicil iiiuli, beelsellic.gailrem JOte
J'i ( nit mi- it., a- ! unality.ainl ether meats
' 'neviieii'liiijjiy higli Chickens were
vi i y wane, small fines selling as high aa $1.23
in-: ) ir. eilieraitkln lenmincd generally
; I i ti- -', price-. We'nintcas tollews:
tiAinv.
l-i1-l c .... ........................ .... ,.rV5!535c
J;'1'"' r- --"l- 5c
V.'".1",-1' .'''"'' -'-I'l'-cca 5c
Hutch ehi'!- r' lump 810c
renLTiiT.
Cliu-keus ?f pair (live) ..,
'fl Jii'-ci (cleaned)..
I Micks .i iair...
3! iiietf(-ieuneii)....
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U'U age V ifeuil
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-'l.i-!l. -,(;ll';i
oilillettcr lie.ul
Ca-ir.ts 1 Itimeii
Onion 1a !
;ici'ii onions p huneli .
i':' nees ? lnislu'l
............$i.cr
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45&55C
Im7."iC
$1
$I0J150
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a tuvC
40 50c
l.'lgj&tc
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510c
1425c
5I0C
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l-:f!i-lirs t buiicli me
oeiin ji.iihj p:, iedise
.Sil-ilvfl liiineii o:!e
.'w loiiiateesl jt i-,c
liinupspk Vtmt'C
1!.:.! .0mi 510c
A-parsigu-,. buiieli 10015c
KUUITS.
MM.t.-siipjc sesnaa
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CiiiT.inls. dried, v, r. je-
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Oi-aics p de. i550c
MISClXLAirEOtlB.
Apple Ilutler sfl ji ..,.
Ooceaiuit.s isu'li r!!r-
(MM.-:- 5,1 .,i,, OQfiC
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MKATS.
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J!...n. hole tl - .'.".".""icffirsc
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.Sanpete V & n,;e
v"'1 V ' 15318c
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CatlKh 1 . ,
Herring
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Hiilniiin ?! a
Nliai! each
O till ,
Suekern
Trout
WhilulUlift Jb..
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MIlAiil,
Hay Tirnctliy f? ten $23025
" Clever fj ten.; $15017
CernjB bus... .-. .........ec
'atsjp bus 5055c
" j Y' U8. ... . ....... .. ..8590c
'.J!'"'1".! S,'u'1 '"'a $3.253J0
UIkmi 4 mis J1.35
Fleur .! qr 90$1.10
Kei: lame Jlack. Side or Clirst, use Shiloh's
Pewi I l.-i-ier. I'tjr-."-, ci,is. Fer sale at
Cevl ui. - 1I1 i.jj mi. !:;7 N'enli Qnei ti -I.
myl Iwdcew.'iW
Battle Creek, Mich., Jan. 31. 1879.
Gextlemex Having been afflicted for a
number et years wltb indigestion and treneral
debility, by the advice el my doctor 1 used
Hep Bitters, and must say they afforded me
almost instant relief. I am glad te be able te
testify in. their bchalt. Tuee. ti. Ksex.
ml-2wdw
SuiLen'a Cough and Consumption Cure is
sold by us en a guarantee. It cures consump
tion. Fer sale at Cochran's drug store, 137
North Queen St. royl-lwdcewftw
Hew Mew! Wliet Is It?
The great system renovator Is Uurdeck
Weed Bitters. Try it and be convinced. Trice
$1. Fer sale at II.- B. Cochran's drug store,
137 North Queen street, Lancaster.
DreggUt Teatimeny.
II. F. McCarthy, druggist, Ottawa, Out,,
states that he was afflicted with chronic bron
chitis for some years, and was completely
cured by the use of Themas' Eclectric Oil.
Fer sale at H. B. Cochran's ilrug store. 137
North Queen street. Lancaster.
Catarrh curcil, health and sweet breath se
cured by Shiloh's Catarrh llcmcdy. Price 50
cents. Nasal Injector free. Fer sale at Coch
ran's drug store, 137 North Queen St.
nayl-lwdeewAw
There is no use in drugging yourself tedcath
and buying all the vile medicines for internal
use when you can be cured of lever and ague,
dumb ague, bilious disorders and ailiuients et
the liver, bleed and stomach, by wearing ene
el Prof. Guilmettc's French Liver Fails, which
is a sure cure every time. If your Druggist
docs net keep the pad, send 91.50 in t letter te
French Fad Ce., Teledo, O., and it will be sent
you by return mail. It is the only Pail that ib
guaranteed te cure. Beware of oeuuterieits.
for sale at Kaulftiian' Drug Stere, North
Queen street. mayC.lydWftS
MKUICA1..
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77ie Heme Journal.
A Remarkable Discovery.
A REAL . SKIN CURE.
T1IKUK IS ONLY ONE
AND THAT WITH SIMPLE NAME-
Beware et iinpoiters, pirates, or any old ar
ticles which new suddenly claim te be best.
They have been tried and teunil wanting,
while this has been proved a remarkable suc-
ee-s.
NO POMPOUS NAME.
7'AiV curative needs no pompous or liicem
prehenslblc title of Greek or Latin te .sustain
it, but Us simple English name npneuls te the
common sense et the people. And the people
nicignal!y manifesting their appreciation el
llii? lrankness by selecting and using lr.
Bensen' SKIN CUKE in preterence te all
oilier protested remedies.
Dr. C. V. Bensen has long been well known
as a succe-sftil physician and surgeon and his
life's study has been the diseases of the ner
vous system and of the skin; since he has
been persuaded te put his New Beincdy and
Favorite Fiescrlptien as 11 "Skin Cm e" en
the market, various things have .sprung up
into existence, or have woke up Ireiu the
sleepy state in which thev were before and
new claim te be The Ureal Skin Cure.
tj-n.Ueware of imitations, or the various
articles which have been advertised for years
or struggled along, having no real held or
merit en the public, that new endeavor te
keep head above water by advertising them
selves as "The tircat Skin Cure." Nene is
genuine raid relible, except Dr.C. V. Bensen's
.skin Cine. Kaeli package and bottle bears his
likeness. Internal and external remedy, two
bottles in one package. Price $1 Ou, get at
your druggist.
UL'M ;:r Ter all oyekwekkeu BllAIXS
CAUSE AND CUKE
Dr. C. "V. Ilcnsen's Celery unit Chamomile
Pills arc valuable ler school children who sui
ter trem nervous headaches caused by an
overworked brain in their studies, and ler all
classes el hard brain workers whose overtask evertask
ed nervous centres need repair and sedation.
Nervous tremor, weakness and paralysis arc
being daily cured by thc?e pills. They correct
costiveness, but are net purgative. Price, 50c
or six boxes for ri30, postage tree, te any ad
dress. Fer sale by all druggists. Depot, Bal Bal
limere,Md., where the doctor can be address
ed. Letters of inquiry Irecly answered.
C. N. CKITTKXTOX, New Yerk, Is whole
sale agents for Dr. C. V. Bcnsen'3remcdics.
limjC-lHiit.M.W&SAwTT
Ir YOU ABE A MAN OF BUSINKSS,
weakened .by the strain et veur duties,
avoid stimulants and use HOP BlTTEKS.
If you arc a man of letters, toiling "ever
midnight work, te restore brain, nerve and
waste use HOP BITTEBS.
If you are young and Hellering irem any in
discretion or dissipation; if you are married
or single, old or young, suueriiig from peer
health or languishing en a bed of sickness
ItELY ON HOP BITTEBS.
Whneirni' vm, ,a wtmnArM -.n -Ani !...
.. ..w.u VU .u .ii;,,i JTJU icvi null.
your system needs cleansing, toning or stim
ulating, without intoxicating, take HOP
BlTTEltS.
Thousands die annually from some form et
KIDNEY disease that might have been pre
vented by a timely use et HOP BITTERS.
Hep Bitters Never Pail!
Have you Dyspejwia, Kidney or Urinary
Complaint, Disease of the Stomach, Bowels.
Bleed. L Iyer or ; Ne srves, you will be cured il
you use HOP BITTERS.
It you are simply weak and low spirited, try
it. It may save your life. It has saved hundrds.
O. I. c is an absolute and irreslstablc cure
for Drunkenness, use or opium, tobacco and
narcotics.
5-Sold by Druggists. Send vor Circular.
HOP I5I1TERSMFO.CO.,
Rochester, N. Y., anil Terente, Out.
iiH-lmeed&w
UKISSHN'S l'OKOUS I'LASTKIW
Back Ache
POSITIVELY CUBED BY
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Reasens Why they are Preferred te
All ether Pereus Plasters or
External Remedies :
FIRST.
Because ttiey possess all the merit et the
strengthening porous plaster, and contain in
addition thereto the newly discovered power
inland active vegetable combination which
acts with increased rubefacient, stimulating
sedative and counter-irritant effects. "'
SECOND.
Bccause they are a genulne pharmaceutical
preparation, and se recognized by the profes
sion. THIRD.
Because they are the only plasters that re
lieve pain at once.
FOURTH.
Bccause they will positively cure diseases
Which ether remedies will net even relieve.
FIFTH.
Bccause evcr5.0C0 physicians and druggists
have voluntarily testified that they are super
ior te all ether plasters or medicines ler ex
ternal use.
SIXTH.
Because the manufacturers have received
the only medals ever given ler porous plasters.
Bensen's Capcino Pereus Plaster !
A SURE REMEDY AT LAST.
Price 85 Cents.
MEAD'S MEDICATED
CORN AND BUNION PLASltfli.
CHAS. X. ClUWEHTOS, 113 Fulton St.,
New eric, sole agent ler Dr. C W. Ben Ben
eon s Remedies, te whom all orders should
be addressed.
myl 2wd,oedwow-l
SASV-..."5SSS ?Pv, has
street te Ne. 41 GRANT ?St i53P
atelv in Rear nr fwS tr ltl,5-T' 'mmedi
Buifaine of .Court Heuse, Leng'B New
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ASS. BAQS. RAUS.
Thn htirheaf r"eh nliu..i, ....
BiisT oLTlleota CartT wSffli caSM?
Bagging Repe, Gum Shoes, ic.7ac;en UetUB'
I will call en perseus liavlnir anvnt ti
above articles It tliey will Ui-epVeTipU
WM. P. HBNNEOKE,
r , '.23a WEST KINObTKUISV.
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JOHX IFJLXA MA KEIP8.
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JOHN WANAMAKER'S,
nilLADELrillA.
SATURDAY:
We de net often say anything
about bargains. Even if we are
selling an article under real
value we forbear calling it a
bargain if the same goods are
being" sold at or near our price
in ether places.
A bargain advertised by us
means something. Te illustrate:
This is what we regard and offer
as a bargain. A stock of fine
black ;lace, satin moire. Sicilian
and brocade wraps was offered
te us this week at very low rates.
We took the time te leek ever
the garments one by one, and
our bid was accepted for them at
an average of a little ever one
half the prices we should have
had te pay if bought direct by
our Paris house. The importer
had tee many and unleaded at a
less for cash down. This occurs
once in a while, but net often can
we de as well as in this instance.
These elegant jjoeds will be
opened this Saturday morning.
Black satin wrap, handsomely trimmed
en neck, back, sleeves and around bottom,
with passcmentcrie aud lace, which sold
for $2S.P0, We can new sell ler $10.00.
Black satin wrap with a great deal mera
trimming. Fairly valued at 3i00. We sell
atSlS.CO.
Black satin wrap elaborately trimmed
with lace, handsome passementerie and or
naments. Fair value IIS.OO. New$2Ti.00.
Black satin wrap handsomely trimmed
with double rows of lace. Passementerie
eupneck, back and sleeves and chenille
fringe en bottom. Usually valued at 110.00.
We mark $iS.00.
Black Sat in Delman, beautifully trlmmed
with double row.set luce and plain passe
menterie; also jabot of lace en front. Fair
value, S30.CO ; our price, 30.CO.
Black Satin Delman (very line), hand-i-eme
ornaments en back, elaborately
trimmed with lace and dull passementerie
and jabot of liicconbethlroiiti. Fair value,
J00.OJ; new$J5.O0.
Black Applique Lace Wrap, handsomely
trimmed with passementerie, ornaments
ami wide Spanish lace; also double jabot
et lace down the front. Fair value, $73.00 ;
our price, $15.00.
Black Spanish Lace Delman, handsomely
trimmed with ino'ie, lace and passemen
terie. Fair value, $60.00 ; our priee, $40.00.
Black Satin and LaceWrap.trimmed with
passementerie, lace nnd fringe. Alse, su su
perier cut-jet ornaments in back.
Falrvalue,:$75.00. Our price, $30.00.
Black Satin Wrap, elaborately trimmed
with extra-wide passementerie. Alse cut
jets and lace.
Fair value, $90.00. Our price, $G0.f0.
1S01 Chestnut street.
Belew is an exact list of all
we have left of the foreign cos
tumes selected by our resident
buyer abroad. There are new
but 25 of them, Twe were sold
since the list was handed in for
the papers. We have net shown
these dresses se much as form
erly, having kept them aside after
our spring opening. It seems
like felly for a merchant te pay
out se much for these foreign
productions and then sell them
at half the cost : but they serve
as well by way of suggestion for
our customers who are buying
dress materials, and by giving
ideas te our dressmakers. Very
few of them have been copied as
a whole. There are eleven
dresses, as fellows :
one light cloth $12
one Onte ditto 18
ene plum ditto 30
one blue cloth and check 23
ene brown ciei hand stripe 30
one figured cloth 40
ene check cloth 36
one light blue ligured cloth 35
one blue cloth and braid 30
one figured green and brown cloth 45
one black grenadine 75
Fertiie ether fourteen we give
below the exact cost paid by
us (includinrr Custom Heuse
charges only) and the price we
new offer them at :
Cost Keiluced
price te
$113.00 $ 7.-..00
-Ol.bi K,M
101.00 75.00
Il'J.&i 100 00
IS) 12 KO00
113.50 110,00
1SC.87 100.00
213.00 125.00
191.35 125.10
250.211 150.00
23.1.V2 125.00
254.15 150.00
247.35 150.00
c 272.08 13'AOO
One ligured nuns veiling
dress
one blue silk and Svi--.
ene green satin
one plum and fancy
one dark check silk
one black satin
one light check silk and
lace
one copper silk and lace
one olive brecadesllk
one black satin and geld
embroidery
ene garnet Bilk
one porcelain silk
one" brenzft alllr nrwl in no
one blue and cardinal silk 'Zlies
Fourth circle, Thirteenth street entrance.
Embroidered dress-patterns,
both colored and black, are plenty
new, for a little while.
Third and Fourth circle. Chestnut-street en
trance. These shoes we have snread
out for te-day, which are particu
larly low in price, considering
quality:
Infants shoes, 25 cents.
Ladies' and misses' kid neb.
goat and lasting, kid fox buttons,
$1.50 te $2.50.
Ladies' sandals and Newport
ties, with Leuis XIV. heels, $1
te $2.50.
Men's and boy's slippers, 50
cents te $1.50.
The Shee, Hat and Clothing
and Gent's Furnishing Depart
ments open te-night te. 0:30.
Middle aisle, toward Market trect.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Chestnut. Thirteenth and Market streets
nnd City-hall square.
rHILADELPHIA.
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Olive Green,
Bettle Greeu,
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Olive,
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Brown,
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Green Checks,
Cheviot Checks,
Drab Kerseys,
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UNH, KIM CO.,
RETAILERS, IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF CLOTHS,
MARKET and NINTH STS., Philadelphia.
SrK
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SPECIAL!
NOW OPEN. - NOW OPEN.
NEW PARASOLS,
NEW DRESS GOODS,
NEW SILKS,
PA RTSI4.N LA WNS,
FliENcil MUSLINS,
GLOVES and HOSIERY,
LACES and EMPR01I)ERIE8.
LADIES' UNDERWEAR.
Hager & Brether,
25 WEST KING STREET.
I.ANCASTKIt.
ItlHjUtlOVS.
FIKST 1JA1TIST, KAST CUKSTNUT ST.
Service in tlie morning ut 10) find iu the
evening at li, by tliu pastor, Ituv. W. O.
Owen. Morning miOicct "Spring." Evening
subject "Temperance." Communion in the
morning. Sunday school at 1i . in.
"CI
J? street. Pleaching ut 10f a. m. by the pas
tor. Itcv. W. C. Uobinsen ; at 7M. p.m., by the
Kev. J. It. ISailcy. Sunday school 1:45 p.m.
Prayer meeting en Wednesday evening ut 74
o'clock.
Mi:. MISSION KAST MISSION, KAST ,
. King street. Preaching te-morrow at 7 !
p. iu., by A. 11. tl urst. Sunday school at 1:45
Srtfce'SSF mectinB en Tue8(,ay cven,nff
MOKAVIAN.-J. MAX -BARK, PASTOR,
10 a. m., Litany and sermon en "The
Eleracnts of Greatness, as shown by Garfield,
IjongtcUew, 1 Jar win ami Emersen. 2 p. ui..
Sundiy-Sclioel. ', p. in., sermon en " Bui's
and .Blossoms." Ail cordially invited.
LIVKT BAl'XJST CHURCH T. M.
C. A. Uoems, itcv. M. Fniync, pastor.
10fj a. in. and 7' p. in. Sunday Scheel at
l:4.r p. m. Communion at 10:20 a. in. ,
BESBYTKRIAN MEMORIAL I'UAPKL.
Itcv. James V. Hume, pastor. Evening
service at 7:30. Sabbath school at 1:45 p. m,
UESBYTERIAN. SERVICES AT THK
usual hours, morning and evening.
Preaching by the Itev. Win. It. Stewart. '
SALEM CHURCH OP GOI. PRKAOUMU
te-morrow morning and evening by Itev.
.Edward Lacclle, el Antheny, It. 1. Sunday
school at 1 p. m. West Mission, Derwart
street Sunday school at 1 p. m. North Mis
sien, ivmiecn. sunuay scnoei at 'J a. m.
OT. UTEMtKN'S CHAPEL, COLLEGE
3 Campus. Religious Services at 10X a. m.
Sermon te be delivered by the Itev. Jehn W.
Ncvln, I. 1)., at the special request of the
graduating class et the Theological Semlnary.
Subject "The Internal Sense or the Scrip
tures." ST. LUKE'S REFORMED CHAPEL,
Marietta Avenue, near West Orange street,
Kev. Wm. F Llchlltcr. pastor. Divine gcrvicti
at 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. in. Sermon at morn
ing service by Mr. Jacob J. KoUireck. Sunday
school at 2 p. m.
ST. PAUL'S REFORMED. DIVINE 8EK-
vice at 10 a. m. aud 7 p. m. Prayer
meeting ut G p. ni. Sunday school at H p. m.
m JAMES. LITANY AND HOLX COM-
O munlen at 10 a. m. Evening pi aye r at C
p. m.
TTNION BETHEL CHURCH OF GOD
U Rev. G. W. Scilhuincr, pastor. Preach
ing at 10 a. m. and 7JJ p. in. Experience meet
ing at uyz ii. ii.
WISST MISSION, M. E. CHAPEL, CHAR CHAR
lette street above I.cmen. Preaching
at 10 a. in., by A. II. Hurst : at 7 p. m., by
the lev. II. G. Appenzellcr.
rAl'JSRUA.milNGH, Jte.
TUaRKS TV. FRY.
WE HAVE A NEW STOCK OF
wall papers
OF THE CHOICEST PATTERNS,
WHICH ARE SELLING RAPIDLY.
They include all grades, from the Lewest te
the Rest Goods.
GILT PAPERS
Ot-Every Description.
BORDERS, FRINGES,
CEILING DECORATIONS, &c,
Plain ffiei SMi,
By the yard, in all Celers & Widths.
scotch helland's, spring hoi -lands,
spring rollers
CORD FIXTURES '
FRINGES. TASSELS, PULLEYS &C
FANCY DADO SHADES. '
We also cany a flue assortment et Lace Cur
tains In pairs and by the yard. Wal nnt
Ebony anil Urals PolesElen PelesElen PolesElen
slen Cornices. Fine Pier
Mirrors irem $35 up
JtSCemc and see us.
Phares W. Fry,
57 NORTH QUEEN STREET.
oeods.
CLOTHS.
English Worsteds,
French Cassimeres,
Londen Serges,
Scotch Suitings,
Bannockburn Cheviots,
Imported Kerseys,
French Coatings,
Carr's Meltons,
Austrian Suitings,
P. & H. Coatings,
Spring Overceatings,
American Suitings,
Demestic Cassimeres,
Fine Trewserings,
Simoni Batiste,
Tricbt-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., etc
SrKO
CIAI.,
SPECIAL!
GENT'S WEAR.
JSNOLISir WORSTEDS,
FRENCH SUITINGS.
AMERICAN SUITINGS,
CHE VIOT SUITINGS.
FRENCH CASSIMERES,
AMERICAN CASIMERES,
ROYS CASSIMERES.
FURNISHING GOODS.
We have a large line of Earl & Wilsen's
.Linen Cellars and Cuflfe, White and
Unlaundried ahlrts, Gent's Neck
Wear, Hosiery, Gloves, &c
Hager & Brether,
25 WEST KING STREET.
I.ANCASTEK.
liRY iiOOJDS.
"tl.OMNIi OUT!
AT AND BELOW COST.
My entire stock et
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, Etc.
IS FOK SALE AT AND UELOW C'ST.
This la a rare chance ler
GOOD BARGAINS.
AS I RAVK AW
IMMENSE STOCK OF GOODS,
Onhnnd, which were all purchased for cash.
J. M. LONG,
j21-tfd II NORTH QUEEN STREET.
TKNFKKW
AX aud
CANTON DRESS GINGHAMS
REDUCED FROM 15c. TO 12jc.
Just received from Auction :
Cheviot Shirtings for Workingmen,
Slightly soiled, te be sold at 8e. and 9c, regu
lar prices about Vi)4e.
AT SWARR'S,
BO NORTH QUEEN STREET.
The patent-hack " DEFIANT " Shirt a spec-
.11 V.
laity.
'.M
N
KXT DOOK TO THE
COURT HOUSE.
FAHNESTOCK.
Our store is new stocked full et
NEW
Dry Goods!
AMONGST WHICTI WILL BE POUND
MANY BARGAINS,
Frem recent Large Importers'
Auction Sales
HELD in NEW YORK and PHILADELPHIA
New Goods Opened Daily
-AT-
PAMESTOCK'S,
NEXT DOOR TO COURT HOUSE,
I
LANCASTER. PA.
cxoxfrxire jtc.
HLOTMING!
D. B. HOSTETTER 4 SON
Merchant Tailors and Clothiers,
24 CENTRE SQUARE,
LANCASTER,
WE TAKE PLEASURE IN NOTIFYINO
THE PURLIC IN GENERAL THAT
OUR STOCK FOR THE
SPRING SEASON
IS COMPLETED, AND IT WILL RENE-
FIT OUR PATRONS TO INSPECT
The Large Variety of Goods
FOR
GENTLEMEN'S WEAR,
THE LA TEST IN PATTERN AND
COLOR, WHICH WE IIA VE
ON OUR COUNTERS.
I B. Hosteller & Sen
24 CENTRE SQUARE,
OPKINO AND SUMMER NOVELTIES.
AT
H. GBRHART'S
Tailering: Estaelisament,
NO. 6 EAST KING STREET.
I hereby inform my customers that my
stoekof
SPRING and SUMMER SUITING,
SPRING OVERCOATING
& FANCY VESTING
is new complete. I have new the largest and
choicest assortment of
WOOLENS,
Fer Finn tailoring in the city el Lancaster.
PRICES AS LOW AS THE LOWEST,
and all goods warranted as represented.
E GEEHART.
e
UK DEEPEST STUDY THIS SPRING
has been what te select ter the
Small Bey Goods
We hare endeavored te get something
that will make the Small Rey leek
like a Rey. Hew well we have suc
ceeded you viust decide. There are
Twe-piece kilts
in Light and Dark Patterns, Several
kinds of
R LOUSE HU ITS,
PLEA TED and PL A IN SA I LOR
SUITS,
and a very pretty thing in
OURNSEY KILT.
Our stock will convey te you the idea
that the present styles have noltrans neltrans noltrans
fermed the boy into a miniature man.
Fer the LARGER BOYS we have
a Finer Selection than ever before cf
YOUTIPS and MEN'S SUITS
YOUTIPS and MEN'S SUITS
in all the Latest Styles and Celers.
SHIRT WAISTS
SHIRT WAISTS
of all kinds. White and Colored.
HATS and CAPS
HATS aud CAPS
in all grades, in all grades,
and
FURNISHING GOODS
FURNISHING GOODS
of all description. The PRICES ari
as POPULAR as our GOODS.
WILLIAMSON
AND
FOSTER
34-38 EAST KING STREET,
LANCASTER. PA.
CLOTHING.
GOOD NEWS
TO THK
reeple of Lancaster and Vicinity !
We have made assiduous elFerts te excel all
past seasons in serving the people at our store
Our counters arc heaped with the
LATEST STYLES OP
Spring Clothing!
OUR OWN MANUFACTURE,
and every garment we have for sale will stand
close inspection. Te mention every Myleet
Snlt we nave en liand; enr space will 'hardly
allow ; therefore, notice a lew sample prices :
We sell Men's Suits ler $3.00, $1.00, $5.00, G 00.
$8.00, 9 10.00. up te $18.00. ' '
Beys' and Children's CLOTHING
WK MAKE THIS OUR OltKAT 8FKCIALTT.
We sell Bey's Sails for $2.00, $3.00, 4.00. $5.00.
up te $9.00. Children's Suits at $1.75, $(, $50.
tjl.00, $4.00, up te $7.00. We most certainly have
the largest anil cheapest, also the most varied
stock of Reys' and Children's Clothing ever
displayed in this city.
OUR CUSTOM DKPARTMENT.-Cnsteui.
crs can select irem goods In the piece anil
have them made te order at a slight advance
ever our goods en the counters. We make te
order a Nice Suit for $1100, but our $18.00 and
$20.00 Suits can't be equaled anywhere In the
city, trimmed and made like ours, for less
than $25.00 te $30.00. A 1'EttPKCT FIT GUAR-
W nether you wish te purchase or net. please
give us a call.
I.GAISMM&BEO,
TIIE FASHIONABLE
MERCHANT TAILORS and CLOTHIERS,
66-68 NORTH QUEEN BT.,
Right en the Southwest Cerner of Orange St.
LANCASTER, PA.
The Cheapest Clothing Heuse in the City.
marl5-lvd
ASTMICB BMOH: AltrEUTISKMtCXT.
STKIOH BKOS AVKKTISKMKNT.
ASTBICH
BEOS-'
PALACE
FASHION!
WE NOW BKO TO ANNOUNCE TO TIIE
Ladies of Lancaster
AND VICINITY,
That we are ready te transact busine for t be
coming SPRING
AND
SUMMER.
We have dhewu tepur patrons en our Open
ing Days the well asserted stock et
CHOICE GOODS
WE HAVE OK HAND.
OUR
MILLHSTEBT
DEPARTMENT
Embraces a lull line el everything appertain- i
lug te this line. "f
Of Every Shape te Suit Everyone,
IN ALL
THE NEW SHADES
OI the Season, and in all the different mater
ials. Onr assortment of
READY TRIMMED
HATS a BONNETS
Surpasses any ever shown before.
Our Prices are'the Lewest
OUR MAXIM IS :
Te Give the Best te be had for tke Meney.
-.,.ittITi--
V
MUAB
HOICE
Flowers aedMers
RIBBONS,
8LZKS,
SATINS,
LACES,
NETTINGS,
TIDIES.
LACE GOODS,
BUTTONS,
TRIMMINGS,
NOTIONS,
BABIBS OUTFITS,
. nOSLERY, GLOVES,
LADLES' UNDERWEAR,
CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR,
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
COBSETS
A SPECIALTY.
IN FACT EVERYTHING APPEKTAIlTIffG
TO THE LINK OF LADIES WEAK.
-We kindly solicit the patronage et the
Ladies et Lancaster and-viclnlty.
Astricli Brethers,
13 EAST KING STREET,
LANCASTER, PA.