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Volume XVIII--Ne. 214
LANCASTER, TA. THURSDAY MAY 11 1882.
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I1HE GtCEAT MEW TOBB. BAZAAK-
GOTTSCHALK & LEDERMAN'S,
GREAT JNTE W YORK BAZAAR
26 & 2S NORTH QUEEN STREET.
LANCASTER, PA.
This Stere is Declared by Everybody the Leader of Fashion
and Lew Prices.
We cordially invite all these who have net visited the New Yerk Bazaar vet, and chey
will be convineodthat we are the Headquarters for the LARGEST
and FINEST ASSORTMENT of GOODS in this city.
MILLINEKY.
All 11m 1.:itlliri who have examined our Tlim-
nicil Hats and Bennets are united in declaring
that ter taste and beauty they cannot be ur ur
passee. We have constantly In stock evcry
Bhapeaiul style etthc season. The most de
sirable Styles et Ilatt at piesenl are the
PATIENCE,
TYROL.E.
PIQUE,
REUENT,
VIENNA,
MONTROSE ItONXET, '
MARTHA JIONNET.
JVM UU BONNET,
PAR1HIENNE BONNET,
DAME HUBBARD BONNET,
All the above styles we have in Milun, Tus
can, Satln.Straw, chip and Lace liraiil.
Our Hats are tnaikcd in plain figures, se any
child can see the belling price.
WK OrFER FOI1 THIS WEEK
50 dozen ladies' Kengh aud Keady
Sailors at 45c. each,
Every Hat worth 75c.
25UOZKN FINE MILAN BONNETS AT 3'Jc.
Cost all ever $1.00.
23 DOZEN REAL BLACK Will HATS at (c.
We are Helling these Hats at the old price, as
chip has geno up 50 per cent, in price'; these
Ilats are told In oilier stores nt $l.eu.
Crepes.
WE HAVE THE REAL COURTAN CREl'E
at tl.en, I..V, $2 ue te $ln.(lu a yard
ECREI'E VEILS liem liMmupuaids.
Great New Yerk Bazaar,
26 and 28 NORTH QUEEN ST.
eun a. isivi.uk & co.'s advki;tisi;mknt.
TAILORING . DEPARTMENT :
NEW STYLES IN SUITINGS!
Clothing Made te Order with best quality Trimmings and Fit Uuurantcud.
New Neckwear, Earl & Wilsen's make ei Cellars and Cuffs,
Handkerchiefs, Hosiery, Suspenders, etc., at Lewest Cash Frices.
We Lave the best 75c. and $1.00 Unlaundried Shirt
in the city. A full line of Heys' Uiilaumlrieil Shirts
nt eOc.
JOHN
Ne. 25 BAST KING STREET,
JOHN S. GIVL.BR,
W y jr t
"OIOMKKK OF MOUEKATE l'KlCKS.
THE HIGHLAND BICYCLE SHIKT.
The Latest and Best thing
and Coel. Price
AL.
NO. 37 NORTH QUEEN STREET,
TITVKKS, ICATHFON & CO.
CLOTHING !
Our stock of piece goods s lai gcr than ever, and the .styles arc all that could be desired. We are receiving daily t he
Newest and Best Styles the market can produce. With our increased trade wc are kept constantly in the market tilling
up our stock with Choice Goods, and our stock la always kept new and our customers get the benefit et the markei all
the time. CENTRE HALL Is all in motion. Kvcry available hcln is brought into requisition. We are turning out weekly
ever one hundred gulls in this department. OUt KKADY-MADK CLOTHING cannot be excelled by any house in the
state. The large basement fleer Is kept tull et duplicated goods, and the second fleer is literally jammed lull et CLOTH
ING ler Men, leuth. Heys and Children all cur own manufacture warranted te give entire .satisfaction or liiencv
rclundcd. OurTEN DOLLAR (S1O.00) MEN'S ALL-WOOL SUITS arc moving off rapidly, everybody being burpiised
at the cheapness. They arc equal it net superior le any suit offered by any ether house at twelve dollars. All we ask et
you Is te call and examine and be your own judge. Our Youth's, Ueys'.and Children's are all sold at LOW 1'HICES.
Come and bring your boys along and have them clothed, and save one prelit by buying your C LOTH IN'U at
MYEES, EATHFON & CO.
CENTRE HALL, Ne. 12 East King Street, Lancaster, Pa. PENN HALL. Ne. 508 Penn Street, Reading, Pa.
MXMCAX.
T OUMEK'S
Renowned Cough Syrup, j
A pleasant, sate.spcedy and sure remedy ler :
louts, coughs, Hoarseness. Asthma, Influen
za. Soreness et the Threat and Chest, Jlron Jlren
chitls, Whooping Cough, Spitting of Weed, In
flammation et the Lungs and all Diseases el
the Chest and Air Tassages.
This valuable preparation combines nil tne
medicinal virtues et these articles which long
experience has proved ie possess the most
sate and cflicieiit qualities ler the cure or all
kinds el lung diseases.
FKICE. 35 Cent. Prepared only and sold by
CHAS. A. LOOHER,
WHOLESALE AND HETA1L DUUGGIST,
e, V 9t Kiag Street, Laacaster
OJtAlfD OPENING Of " THE GREAT NEW YORK
FEW
ME
We shall offer this week the
whole balance of our Ladies'
Spring Coats at Half Prices
and Regardless of Cost.
These Coats must he sold in two week' time
in order te make room ler ether goods.
LOOK and WONDER.
Elegant Spring Coats in all shades
and sizes, $1.62 ; former price $3.
Fine All-Weel Walking Jackets at $3.23,
former price fA.OO.
Elegant Satin and Cushmcre Delmans,
at $,$ and $S; reduced trem $10 and $15.
CALL EARLY
A' YOU WANT A GRKaT BARGAIN.
Tin- Coats and Delmans will surely be Mild
very quick at these gicn away pi ires.
We aie always reeei ini
GREAT BARGAINS IV EVERY DEl'ART-
MENT.
And it will pay everybody te
VISIT THE BAZAAR.'
GOTTSCHALK & LEDERMAN'S
DRV HOODS, Ac.
S. GIVLER
GEO.
CLOTHING.
out for Bicycle Riders.
only ONE DOLLAR, and can be had only at
ROSENSTEIN'S,
MYERS, RATHFON & CO.,
PLUMBER'S
r oek our von moths i
BUY CARBOLIZED PAPER,
BEST MOTH l'KUUF ARTICLE IN THE WOULD Ir'OK CAKl'ETS, 1U15S, AtU.
Tarred Eoefing Mt by the yard or ten.
m WHOLESALE SUPPLY DEPOT:
Nes. 11, 13 Ss 15 EAST ORANGE STREET. LANCASTER, PA.
!J0HN L. ARNOLD.
BAZAAR."
Ostrich Feathers.
We have Plumes and Feathei.s le .suit evciy
body. Elegant stock et Tips at Sic. a bunch,
three in a bunch; Fine Ficuch Tips at 25, 10,
:' up te $5.U0apl-.
Black I'lumes liem v r iofle.ui
WU'c call bprci.'.i 'iiN-iitieii ten lotet Fine
I'lumes in light I. ..-, pink, eieaui. elhe,
bronze aud ether sh i '-, le match hals at $I.R.
These Feathers :u iiiih-miM all ever at $.'!(;e
and we have neihmbt this let will be bold in
three dayV time.
FLOWERS.
We liavis Hie most beautilul selection et
Mentiirrs, Sprays, HeimjiicIs or Artificial
Flowers ever seen.
Elegant Sprays ler 10c.
Fine Single Buds at '.!." a dozen.
Resen in all bhade.s at J0c. a de.eu.
I'aiiMes at Hie. a le.cii.
Violets at s?e. a biiiieli.
French Flowers ter ". le
f5.0O a buiieh.
RIBBONS.
We have Kibbons te suit evei vbedj 's taste
anil as we get them direct trem our ether
large house in New Yerk, we sell them at man
ulactmer'.s prices. Rclew we mention a lew
ei our special brands :
Elegant 7-inch All-Silk Sash Ribbons in
all colors at 40c. a yard.
i'iO Pieces et Black Extra Heavy Watcicd Rib
bon, all silk, Ne. a, at lie. a gieat bargain
,KM pieces et H-ineli FineWll-bitk Meire An
tiiiie Ribbons Ter Dimming purposes at :!.". a
yard. These Kibbons are ellered at pie-ent in
othersleies in this city at 7."c and ji.Uia yaid,
and w e advise our readers le call new it 1 hey
want anv. One let Ne. !;! Satin and Faillee
Black Kiblien at lie. a vaid. in all I he most
I desirable bhades te malUi dieses.
Great Hew Yerk Bazaar,
20 and 28 NORTH QUEEN ST.
Call ami sec our goods. We will show you the
newest Inities iu every depuitmctit.
& CO.
LANCASTER, PA.
F. RATHVON.
They are Durable, Neat
Lancaster, Penn'a.
CLOTHING !
SVPPLUCS.
NEW HAVEN'S MYSTERY.
Till; GKEAT M ALLEY MUKUEK TKIAL.
A Medel Court Keem and a Motley Audi
ence Sketch of the rnnclpat Far
ties of IHh Celebrated Case.
Tlieie rcay be cleaner and better lighted
ceuit rooms in the wide, wide world than
this in which lilauche Douglass and her
fiieuds the ilalleys are being tried for the
murder of another friend Jennie Cramer
but I have never jccu them. It is
lighted and aiicdeu two sides by thirteen
high windows, and the air is vital. Iu
the centre of the wall ou one side is a re
cess which, with a box, is utilized by the
judge, who sits under an ordinary Con
necticut clock and takes his own notes.
There are no official stenographers aud the
counsel aud court rely en their own pens
and pencils. Judge CJ ranger leeks like Gen.
Grant, aud wears a close clipped beard like
his. lie is a prompt businesslike man, who
conies into court through a little deer under
the clock piecisely as the City hall bell an
nounces the hour for work. Then the
sheriff, Mr. Byxbee (qucer name), a long,
tall Yankee, with a geed face, hays " Ob,
jes" thiee times, after which the jury
come in aud ate counted. Nene of the
Uvulve aie bald aud but one uses glasses.
With the exception of the feicmau they
leek like rre&bvlcrhm deacons, or judges
at au agiicultutal fair. The counsel arc a
medley. Seme leek bright, some decidedly
de net. The com l-ioeni was net crowded,
gieat caie being taken te keep the air pure
aud te a Html every facility te the persons
engaged iu work. In the scats reserved
for male spcetatets at least nine iu every
ten were no cellars, but they all had studs
en which te button a cellar. They looked
like potters, fetiudrymeu, hostlers aud un
employed hotel waiters. It is unpleasant
te appear discourteous or disiespectful te
the "fair sex," but it would requiic an
angel's kindness te call the women present
by any ether name than "hag." There
were but two women in the scats reserved
for " females " who looked as if they had
ever had aMiuaie meal. Haul featured,
ctess gtained and gossip loving, they sat
and stared and chewed caulatnen seeds
until the place smelled like adiugsteie.
Much has been printed concerning the
beauty of Ulanchc Douglass, and the aver
age miud pictuies her as one oflhcheuris
from heuri ville, but it's a mistake. Stand,
at the corner of Fourteenth street and
Sixth avenue, N. Y., any afternoon as the
shop girls aie hemewaid beuud and you
will see fiem one te live theusaud just such
women. She wears an ordinary flat hat,
lias u little face, small eyes, small features
and appaieutly fragile pbysiuue. Thcie
is a modicum et intelligence iu her face,
which is utinatutally and arsenically white
and leeks llabby. Slits leeks as though
the Micriir and possibly the jailer, who
are ail te be kiud and paternal men,
have taken gieat pains te cheer her up.
She has a natutally sad expression, as
though the world was upset generally, but
ether than the "wee" which sits theic nor
mally thete is no traca of worry en the
young woman's face. The Malley boys
may be the worst young men in New
Haven, but they don't leek it. Neither
de they appear te be particularly embar
rassed by their terrible position, for even
if they are net convicted of murder they
have confessed te habits and conduct the
public expesuie of which puts them in
what is indeed a terrible position. James
Malley is a stout, thick-set young fellow
with an intelligent face, and "Walter is a
sharp faced boy in eyeglasses. Ne one
would pick them out as principals in this
great game. They whisper, smile, draw
pictuies, and leek about as unconcerned
as ether iieople. It's the same old tlery
they :no used te it, and that ends it.
lieuANtii: or ti:i; ceuitxs.
The Sequel ei
a llocrce
Ye irK Ac
Obtained Tidily
Thiity yca;s age a young Jewess ap
plied te the com ts of Philadelphia for a
decree of absolute divorce from her liun
biiud, Jehn D. Lewis, a mulatto, with
whom she had eloped iu 1845. The sequel
of this divorce suit has just new come rp
in the office of the register in New Yerk.
Lewis was killed about live years age by
being thrown fiem his carriage while
driving in Central Park, and left au estate
valued at from $250,000 te $500,000. Fer
the'widew's shaie of this the. Jewess new
puts in a claim. Ilcrctofeio it has always
been supposed that Lewis was a single
man, and in his transactions he always
acted as such His property after his
death was sold and divided between a
half brother aud a half sister, both of them
lull blooded negrees. At that time the
piescnt claimant, who asserts that she is
Lewis' widow, iilcd no claim, although
she must have known of his tragic death
and the manner of the disposal of his
property, as the newspapers gave full do de
tails of both. The property was bought
ever by fifty different purchasers, aud the
claim of the woman, if established, will
cause much litigation.
Lewis, it is said, was eiiginallya slave,
and the natural son of a negvess owned by
his white father. Te escape from slavery,
he lied when yeunj into Canada, and
thence te New Yerk, The negre bleed of
Lewis was barely di.-.cornible, and this
enabled him te get a position as salesman
in a dry goods store. " While thus employ
ed he became cnaiueicd of the Jewish
maiden of eighteen, he being about live
years her senior. She rccipiecated his
affection aud eloped with him. The couple
were married by a minister who has siucc
deset ted the pulpit te enter politic il life.
The irate father of the girl, who is new a
notary aud commissioner for all the slates
and territories, overtook the couple, and
took his daughter home with him, re I us
ing te permit any intcicourse between her
aud her husband because of the hitter's
origin and bleed. IIe seen aftcrwaids
scut his daughter te live with a relative in
Philadelphia, where proceedings were sub
sequently begun in her name for an abso
lute divorce. Lewis was prevailed upon
net te contest the matter, although he
visited the city, with the avowed intention
of resisting the suit. Thus the
wife get a divorce, having by this
tune repented ei nor conduct, lue mar
riage and divorce seen became a secret of
Lewis' life, and in 1S51 or 1855 his talents
as a judge of goods gained for him the
position of buyer for the firm of Cenkliug
& Shepard, New Yerk. Lewis went into
business for himself finally as a member
of the firm of Lewis, Ilavilaud & Tayler,
with warcroems in Church street. He was
always very reticent as te his origin, and
claimed te be of Cuban descent and a
native of Canada. lie bought a ceed
many mortgages, and at the time of his
death most of his fortuue was iu real es
tate. After Lewis' llight te Canada his
mother married a mau of her own racc,aud
the half-brother and half-sister between
whom his property was divided were the
result of that union. New the wife, who
resumed her maiden name after the
divorce was obtained, has informed the
holders of the property fremerly owned by
Lewis that legal proceedings may be avc:t avc:t
e.l by compromise. Thus the matter
stands. It is said te be the intention te
prove the diverce illegal or that it was
never obtained. Otherwise she can en
force no claim for dower right, as the pre
perty ws3 amassed subsequent te the
divorce.
Nevel lfefense Against a Suit for Damages.
William Finney,- who lived in Elmira,
New Yerk, became aquainted with his
wife Bridget iu 1830 or 1857, shortly after
which 'they were married. Mrs. Finney
was born in Ireland andcame te this coun
try when quite yenng. The married couple
moved from Elmira in 1800 te Leck
Haven. When the war broke out about
that time, William obeyed the call of bis
country and enlisted iu the army. Bridget
remained behind and became se intimate
with Martin Naylon that after her hus
baud returned from the war iu 18G4 she
abandoned him te live with Naylon. They
lived together as man and wife until
1S70, when they were married. William
Finney continued te live, and is living up
te the present day. Iu 1878 Mrs. Finney
aud her second husband found themselves
living in the borough of Iicnove, Clinten,
county, of this state. In September of that
year Bridget aud Martin had geno te
church with' a friend. On their return at
the clese of the service, while walking
along a beard-walk, Bridget stepped en
the end of a plank which tilted and struck
her, throwing her down and causing her
serious injury. She brought suit in the
name of Martin Naylon against the ber
eugU te recover damages for the negli
gence of the city iu net keeping the board
walk in proper repair. During the trial
her first marriage was found out and it
was found necessary te change the cap
tion of the suit se that she might appear
te have sued in the name of her first
and only lawful husband, Win. Finney.
The case was altered, and, going before
the jury, resulted iu a verdict of $1,000,
which was afterwards reduced te $700 in
favor of the injured woman. The borough
of llcnove appealed Jtothe supreme court,
claiming that the cent below was in error
in refusing te charge the jury that if they
believed from the evidence iu the cause
that Bridget Finney was married te Mar
tin Naylon iu the year 1870, after desert
ing her husband, who was then in full
life, and continued te live with Martin
Naylon until this suit was brought, and
that as this suit was brought at the in
stance of Bridget without the knowledge
of William Finney, she could net recover.
Iu au opinion filed in the supreme court
this morning it is stated" that such a prin
ciple as that asked for substantiation by
the borough is eutircly new in common
law, aud has no support iu any autheiity.
The decision aud judgment of the lower
court was therefore affirmed.
MOVEL JK1CSEV KLfECTlOM.
1'ublic Printing and a Town l'ump as Politi
cal Issues.
Morristown, the historic New Jersey set
tlement which is nover weary of r elnliug
with pride le the fact that Washington
had his headquarters thcre at one time
during the Involution, and te the ether
factf that il was thcre Marquis de Lafay
ette was initiated, passed and raised te the
sublime degrce of a Master Masen Wash
ington being worshipful master of the
ledge has just geno through a remark
able political battle, a genuine novelty iu
town elections. Like all well regulated
Jersey towns Morristown has a town pump,
the water from which is of the purest and
most crystal like character. This pump,
together with the public printing of the
town, have just played important parts as
unconscious potent factors iu the local
election. Morristown ever since its incor
poration has voted the Republican ticket.
Throughout the same period the Republi
can weekly organ has enjoyed a monopoly
of the public pap in the way of town
piiuting. At the last Republican caucus
nominations were made unsatisfactory te
the proprietors who were in the caucus.
They belted. Meanwhile the common
council took a new departure, aud de
termined that hereafter the printing should
be given out te the lowest bidder. This
enraged the Republican editors. They in
sisted that the printing belonged te them,
as they were Republicans. Te manifest
their disgust they opposed the Republican
ticket. They also assailed the Republican
council for ordering the town' pump te be
removed, a physician having stated that
the water was net as pure as it might be.
Upen this terrible order of council the
editors rang the changes and fired the
public heart se that upon election day
Republican Morristown went te the demo
tion pew-wows that is te say, voted a
citizens' ticket mostly made up of Demo
crats. The people have new a Democratic
mayor, they have s-aved the pump, the Re
publican paper has lest the printing and is
being subjected te a severe course of Re
publican "boycotting."
A:i pliy.-ici.m who is acquainted with its
properties ill sav that Glenn's Sulphur Seap
a iei:aeiu lcmcuy ler local skiii uiseases.
Tun llr.v. Ot;e. II. Thayer, et Uouilien, liul..
says : "ISeth uiy.seirand wile ewo our lives ie
Snir.eii's Consumption Curk. Fer sale at Coch
ran's drug stoic, 137 North (iuccn street.
IS early a Miracle.
i:. Ascnilli Hall, Ilinghainten, K. Y. wiite-.
'I suffered ler several months with a dul'
pain through the left, lung and shoulders, i
lest my spirits, appetite and color. an I could
with difficulty keep up all daw My mother
piecured some llurdeek .Bleed Hitters ; I took
tliem as directed, and have felt no pain since
lirt week alter using them, and am new iiut s
well." I,iicc$l. Fer sale at II. 15. Ceehian's
drug stoic. 187 North Queen street, Lancaster.
When your wire's health is bad, when your
children are sickly, when you leel worn out,
use Urewn's Iren Hitter-.
Am: you maim: niNcrable by Indigestion. Con
stipation. Less of Appetite, Yellow Skin '.'
Shiloh'.s Vitalizer is a positive enre. Fer sale
at Cochran's d,-ug store, 137 North (uccn
stieet.
An Important Discovery
lias been made whereby a sueccsslul vegeta
ble combination has been introduced, which
acts upon the bowels, the liver and the kid
neys, and at the same time imparts strength
and vitality le the entire system, llurdeek
bleed bitters constitute tills important dis
covery. Price $1. Fer sale at II. 15. Cochran's
drug store, 137 North Queen street, Lancas
ter. Why will you cough when Shiloh's cure
will give immediate lclict. Price, in cis., no
cl.s. and$l. Fer sale at Cochran's drug store,
137 North Queen street.
VAllVKTtf.
f tAKrETS
I can show the Largest Stock in this city.
Call and see my latest ISODY I5UUSSELS,
TIIUEE-PLY, 1NGICAINS, EXTKA
SUPEUS, ALL-WOOL INGKAINS CAR
PETS; the very Latest Designs and Pat
terns the market can alleril. I also have a
large sleck of my own make et CHAIN and
HAG CAHPETS as low as the lowest. I
also Make Carpets te Order at short notice.
Satislactien guaranteed. Ne treuble te
show my goods.
H. S. SHIRK,
202 WEST KING STREET.
Carpets
Carpets
MJCD1VAL.
TJKOWK'S IKON U1TTKKH.
Oh, ly Back !
That's a common expression a-d has
a world of mcauiug. Hew much suf
fering is summed up iu it.
The singular thing about it is that
pain in the back is occasioned by se
many things. May be caused by kid
ney disease, livrr complaint, consump
tion, cold, rheumatism, dvspepsia,
overwork, nervous debility, fce.
Whatever the cause, don't neglect it.
Something is wrong and needs prompt
attention. Ne medicine has yet been
discovered that will se quickly and
surely euro such diseases as Biiewn's
Iken Bittkhs, and it does this by
commencing at the foundation, aud
making the bleed pure and rich.
Loganspeit, I int., I ee. I. Is)
Fer a long tiuie I have Ih eu a
sufferer lrem stomach and Sid
ney disease. My appetite iw
very peer and Hie veiy small
amount I did cat disugtccd with
me. 1 wa annoyed very unicli
from retention et the urine. I
tried many remedies with no
success, until 1 ucd linewn'.s
Iken Hitters, biuce 1 used that
my stetiach ilees net bother me
any. My appetite is simply im-iiien.-e.
.My kidney trouble is
- no nunc, and my general health
is such, that I lcel like a new
man. Alter the use et llrewn'.s
lien Hitters ler one mouth, I
have gained twenty pounds In
weight.
O. 15. Saueisnt.
Leading physicians and clergymen
use and recommend BROWN'S IRON
BITT,JSRS. It has cured ethers suffer
ing as you arc, and it will cure you.
Fer sale at II. 15. COCll HAN'S Drug Stere,
137 North Queen street. Lancaster.
niys-lwd&w "I
ATTKKTION! A MOTIIKK SPKAKS UN
til theOccidental entered our IieiisiiI never
knew what it was tel'eel wliellvsucurc from the
attacks el tc irlct lcveranddiphtheria. Iu using
it ler threat affection your valuable medicine
has proven most magical and instantaneous
in its cure. Your pamphlet has taught me
hew important it is te watch tin: children's
threats and 1 catch liiyxult irciiiently doing
this whenever they complain ami applying a
dose instantly. 1 advise all mothers te try it.
ltisagreateomtert and a been. Signed, .el
mother. Sold by II. 15, Cochran, I.S7 ami IK)
North Queen street, Lancaster.
(1 ISNTLKaiKN.
jr
ty i'l yoiir.altcntieii te au important dis
covery In our practice which we have leiinil
very successful in cases el prostration arising
lrem indiscretion. These sulieriirr lrem any
of the numerous lerms el Debility arising
from abuse or ether causes, wi'l de well by
sending a three cent stamp ler lurtlier inlor inler inlor
malieu. Address, HUS. LAUIEANUK.V.IOK
DAN (late Jerdan & Davidteii). Ne. HR3 Fil
bert stieet, Philadelphia. Pa. Hours ler con
sultation : Ula. m. till 2 p. iu., ami 5 tills p. iu.
mariV3meed
CMMTUISM.
Clothing for Large
Men.
Oak I hill keeps the L-atl as
the place for clothing el extra
sizes. Fer present Spring Sales
we have 1 2 sorts of suits rang
ing from $12 le $22 ; also many
kinds of pantaloons te be sold
distinct from suits.
YVanamakek & Bkewn,
i'.VI'. II ALL, Sivru ami MAUKirrSiiwirrs.
PIIILADKLPIIIA.
iPKINU AND SUM31KK NOVLLTIIS.
AT
H. GERHART'S
Tailoring Wisbnt,
NO. G EAST KING STKEET.
1 hereby inform my customers that my
stock of
SPKING and SUOER SUITING,
SPRING OVERCOATING
& FANCY VESTING
Is new complete. 1 have new the l.nge-itand
choicest assortment of
WOOLENS,
Fer Fine Tailoring in the city of Lancaster.
P KICKS AS LOW AS THE LOWEST,
and all goods warranted as represented.
I. GERHAET.
SAMUEL II. l'KICK, ATTOKNBV, HAS
Removed his Ollice lrem 5.1 North Duke
street te Ne. 41 GRANT STItEKT, immedi
ately in Rear of lCeurt Heuse, Leng's New
JJuifaing. tul7-tld
dry noens.
R"
BxritKw
ASD
CANTON DRESS GINGHAMS
KEDUCED FROM vc. TO 12c.
Ju3l received lrem Auction -
Cheviot Shirtings for Werkinginen,
Slightly soiled, te he old at sc. and lie., regu
lar prices about 12c.
AT SWARR'S,
50 NOKTII QUEEN STREET.
The patent-back OEFXANT " Shirt a spec
ially. (JII.KS ANI OlCKfiS GOODS. "
Watt,Sliaiid&Ce.,
Airdaily icrcivnig New Geed iu thia He
p.tittm !il,aiideitei the bcsl peslble value in
BLACK. AND COLORED SILKS.
PLAIN, STUtrKD and POLKA UOTSUM-
MEU SILKS.
SPECIAL I'.AKGAINS IN fcURAII SILKS,
Only 30c a Yard.
MUlUi: A.NTliHi:. DAMMASSl and BUO-
UVHK SILKS.
A Immense Slee', et
NEW DRESS GOODS
In all the I'-ipiilar Kaliru -i,jd Lewest Prices.
New Opening, a Clmiiu Lltieut
I'AltASOLS AND SUNSHADES,
In all Mes and ijualilies.
We Oiler a New Lineol .
CORSETS,
Iu Many Popular Makes, including Mudame
Fey's, Dr. Warren's, Thompson's Gleve Fit
ting ami I'.all's Patent Spiral Spring Corset.
.
We ln ile the Special Attention et Ladles te
Extraordinary llaigains in
German Table Damasks,
At .He, :!'!, ::;e. ire and rue a )ard, in llimd
some Designs and much under usual price.
NEW YOKK STORE,
8-10 EAST KING STREET.
M
I.T.JKIC Jb HADGUMAN.
HBTZBER & HA1BM
AT T1IEIU
New Cheap Stere,
HAVE NOW IN STOCK A COMPLLXE AS
SORTMENT OF THEIR OWN
1IRANO OF
GossamerWaterpreofs
That aie Guaranteed le give lull Satislactien.
GOSSAMERS Ter LADIES.
( SOSSAMEKS ler 0 EWTLEMEN.
GOSSAMERS for GIRLS.
GOSSAMERS ft rlJOYS.
AT
METZGER
AND
HAUGHMAN'S
NEW CHEAP STOKE,
Ne. 43 West King Street.
Ijettteuu the Cooper JleuiU and Hene! Herse
Hetel.
j.inl!-lyl&w
vti:t Dueu te tub
COURT HOUSE.
FAHNESTOCK.
Our store 13 new .stocked tull et
N E W
Dry Goods!
AVcM.sr UIIIl II Ull.t, EE KOCD
MANY BARGAINS,
Frem iccciit Large Importers'
Auction Sales
III.I.I) iu NEW YORK and PHILADELPHIA
jew Goods Opened Daily
AT
FAMESTOCK'S,
NEXT DOOR TO COURT HOUSE,
LANCASTER. 1'A.
Li
AGS. KAGS. KAUS.
The hii'lir.-tt Cash Prices paid for all kinds !
Rags, Old Reeks, CariH-t.s, Woolen Cleths.
Ragging llepe. Gum Shoes, Ac., Jte.
1 will call en pcrseua having anyet the
above articles It they will drop inu apeat-il
card.
WM. P. HENNEOKB,
NO. 235 WJiST KINO &XKISIST.
rebSKJind