LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCER FRIDAY MAY 12, 1882.
Uui astr f C-utrlligcnrrt.
FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 12, 1882.
The Amusement World.
IVIial is Going Oa AioeDg the I'lay 1'oeplo.
Sarab. Bernliardt's liusuand is a Greek.
M. B. Lcavitt gees te Eurepe en May
r,e.
Law Simmons is said te Jjc managing a
base ball club.
P. M. Gardner, of Austin, Texas, will put
a minstrel company out.
Ilavcrly's 3Iastodeu minstrels are in
Cincinnati.
Nat Goodwin is .said te have made $23,
009 this season.
Maggie Mitchell will close tlie season
j,liertly with 40,000 ahead.
C. IT. Smith's "Uncle Tem" party aie
leing well at Ilavcrly's in Philadelphia.
Tem Thumb is still en the read and is
in Worcester, Mass., this week.
Uhas. Schilling, "the Black Limelight,"
is managing Teny Denicr's company.
Coup's circus is said te be much smaller
than ever and it has but one ring.
Buffalo Bill publishes his- receipts for
the season as 104,381.75.
Dan Sully, the Iiish comedian, was ic ic
cently married te Miss Agnes V. Lcavitt.
1 Ian y Cordova, well known here as a
ciicus pi ess agent, is with Nathan &Ce.'s
:hew tins season.
C.u i.eress's minslicls appear in Coatcs Ceatcs Coatcs
ville te-night and clese the s:asen in
Chester to-menow night.
(Ins Williams found that nobody
' Wauled a Carpenter," se he went back
te " Oui Get man Senater."
Edwin E. Pi ice has bought the Iiec
Avenue B.iptist chuich, in Bioeklyn, and
he v. ill turn it into a theatre.
la iii.il'.i " Uncle Tem " company took
rfJlMl i: one rvcek at the California thca
tic, h.in Kiaucisce.
V'i!!is Cobb, who has been managing
the Big Tour combination, has joined
Banctl te Ce.'s chcus.
Nothing has been announced in regard
te the company that Camciess will have
next reason.
On account of sickness B. N. Slecuni
was net lieie with Carucress ami the latter
had te officiate as intcrlocutei .
(Jeeige II. Adams will put a monster
pantomime tioupcen the toad next season,
lie will be clown and his bt ether .lames
(Pice) pantaloon.
Bcs'des two ir.instiel companies, Mr. M.
!. Liuvilt will have a number of strong
atti.iciiens en the lead this coming sea
.u. Pi-auk I). Hildicth, the popular agent,
who (or yeai managed Teny Denicr's
jiautemimc tie.ipp, is hew ahead of W. W.
Cele's riii.ii!-.
M.Mnii ia'igi-r, who has been playing
in "A 'i.l''l.i tiled Case," has icturncd te
Nw 'iii'klsem St. Leuis en account of
-.' ki't .-.s
Kt! '.( Silbeu of the well known family
ct iioileimui.s of that name with the Eoie Eeie
p.i't.h !ie w, was sli uck en the head by
the ii-1 of a hea3 iie:i wagon iu Pitts-
bui'jjli, and was severcly injuied.
Mi'iphy, Motion, Giilliu & Bice, the
song and dance men who were with Geerge
ThatchsT this .sciseii, will be mcmbcis of
the San Kraucice miusticls the cemiug
season. -
One of the most successful seasons that
Iinci-vter has ever known will shortly be
lueiiht. te a close. A large number of
combinations hae alicady been booked
for next season.
TheTioubadeui.s end their season the
week of May 1 1, in Peilland. Fer next
.'.ciseti the company will be icerganized
and madi: laiger by the addition of sev-n-al
people, se as te have about ten jwr jwr
letmn.s, in place of five, in the tieupe.
.7. F. Zimmeiman, has Fccured a two
tliinls intcicst in the Chestnut street thca
tie, Philadelphia. IIe will be sole mana
ge i, Cel. llaveily retaining ene thiid in
terest. It v.ill still be known asllaveily's
theatre.
The Aieh Stieet opera heuse, Philadcl
phi:, will he occupied next season by a
miii'-tiel company, which will include the
following people among its mcmbcis :
Sam Pi ice, Billy Chase, Billy Ailinaten.
Billv Ceuitiight, .TohiiFen & Powers, D. It.
Hawkins and ethers.
Mr. and Mis. Chanfiau are lcsting at
Leng Branch after their long and some
what aid ueus season. Mr. Taylcuie has
jMMMiadcd them te play a summer en
gagement in the British Provinces, and
they stait out in a ceuple of weeks, te be
gene about a month.
Yili Cliften, the well known character
change ai list, who was one of the lincst
looking women en the stage, is lying very
ill at the Bound Broek hotel, Philadel
phia. It was feared that oue of her lc;s
would have te be amputated, but that
will net be necessary. She is without
means, but a benefit will be given her at
a Philadelphia thcatre s-hertly. She is
the wife of Billy Lester, of Lester fc
Allen, comedians.
At thobeginningef this season G.II. Ad
ams, the king of clowns, concluded te stai t
a pantomime company of his own. The
n-Milt is that he has cleat cd 20,000 ahcaily
this season. Mr. Adams will biing his
company te this city en Saturday of next
week and as it will be the last pantomime
show of the season they will have a big
limine. Tjicv jump from Alteena te this
city. The season will close in Bioeklyn
the beginning of June and Mr. Adams will
summer with his family at New Bruns
wick, N. J.
Geesge Thatcher and Piimrose and
West will form a partnciship in the min
.stiel busiucrs next season. The tieupe
will include Hughcy Deughcity, Geerge
.Bdwaids, G. II. Primrose, Gee. Thatcher
and eight elhcis ea the ends. Engage
ments have been made with Burt Shcp
aid. Fiank McNisb, Charley (Juccu, Bar-1103-
F.igan. Howe and Bell, Diamond
Bie... Frank llewaid, Will Raymond, W.
P. Helmes, J. J. Kelly, Eugene Maitinc,
(V.il Watzman, and two ethcis, forming
a double quartet. They will have no rcg
uiai cpeia heuse but will travel.
The Chicago correspondent of the
Draiiuitic Times says " Peer Jehn S. Sul
livan was taken from the Mercy hospital
hoi c, 7Tend.iy, and the remains were sent
en te Bosten, where the funeral took place,
Wednesday. The sisters of Meicy conduct
ed the sei vice here", and though the town
was full id theatiical people at the time,
the only attendants were James H. Meade,
K. M. Hoelcy, Charles B. Clayten, and
Hebe:t McWade and Frank Clynes. Net
a lliiwer was scut in, and the expenses
wcic paid by the actors' fund. When
Hairy Crisp died here hosts of friends
cr.mc feiwaid and smt iu money and fiow fiew
ri.s. Ciisp was quite well-te de. At Sul
livan's funeral only five friends attended.
Ne mnev nor flowers were sent in. Sul
livan w as penniless. Sach is the consistency
of the piofcssien."
5.ii low and Wilsen will have the
stiongest minstrels company the com cem
iuir car that they ever had. Primrose
and West will leave them but their places
have been supplied by geed men. Among
l he ncted performers who are te make up
this tieupe aie Milt. G. Barlew and Gee.
Wilsen, Luke Schoolcraft and Gee. Cees,
Happv Cal. Wagner,- Naoni the juggler,
Jehn Fcnten aud Jehn Williams, clog
dancers ; Steucback and Lewis,
pi'dcstal-danccis; Gallagher and West,
nciehatic feng-and dance ; Williams
and Motion, rharaclrr-u'ancrrK ; Jehn
f t iij' . 1 !' Mng-Rin'-'.ii.i'"; and
Jehn Fielehei, A. Maish aud
James Benten, an English trio of dancen,
singers aud comedians, who will make
their first appearance in this country. The
troupe will be strong in the important
matter of quartet-singing, as it is te have
two sets, widelv differing in stele. The
J first of these will comm-ise Themas B.
Dixen, first tenor, (one of the finest vocal
ists en the stage) ; Charles Younge, tenor
robuste, formerly of Hague's minstrels ;
W. S. Belknap, basso ; and Geerge Gale.
The second party, who are te de dialect
and eccentric singing, are the well-known
"Clipper Quartet" Rebert Mclntyre, P.
F. Ward, F. A. Heward and Gee. Camp
bell. Eddie Fex will lead the orchestra ;
and there will be a brass baud of twenty
pieces, headed by Jehn Binns (formerly of
Hague's minstrels;, ana lnciuuiug me
trombone sole-player, W. L. Marsh.
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Battle Creek, MiclJ., Jan. 31. 1S70.
Gentlemen Having been afllietcd for a
nu in her et years with indigestion anil general
debility, by the advice et my doctor I used
Hep Bitters, and must ay thev afforded 1110
almost instant lelief. I am glad te be able te
testify in tticir bcbalt. Tues. G. Knox.
ml-2wd&w
Catari.ii cured, health and sweet breath se
emed by hhileh's Catarrh Kemedy. Piice.Vj
cents. Nas.d Injector free. Fer sale at Coch
ran di ug bteie, 137 Neith Queen St.
myl-lw deewiw
Deaf as a l'est.
Mis. W.J. Lang, Bethany, Out., states that
rer liiteen months she was tieubled with a dis
ease In the car. causing entire neatness. In
ten minutes after using Themas's Kclectric
Oil site teund relic I, mid in a Miert time she
was entirely cured and her hearing restored.
Fer sale at II. B. Cech tan's drug store, 137
Net tli Queen street. Lancaster.
Fer. lame Back, Side or Chest, use Shiloh's
Pereus Planter, l'nce '23 cents. Fer sale at
Cochran's di ug stoic, l.'J7 Neith Queen hi.
myl lwdcew&w
A Friend In Need.
TlinceMT and again Themas' KclcetiicOil
has proved a salutary Iricnd te the distressed.
As a 1 citable curatne ler croup in children,
sere threat nad bienchial allcctlens, and as a
positive p -eternal 1 emedy for paln.tt is a never
tailing antidote. Fer sale tit II. B. Cochran's
ill ug stoic, 1 J7 N01 th Queen street, Lancaster.
.Siiileh's Cough and Consumption C1110 is
'.old by us en a guarantee. It cures consunip censunip
1 1en. Fei sale at Cochran's drug stoic, 137
North Quetn bt. inyl-lwtlcew&w
MEVIVAL.
TjUtOM
The Heme Journal.
A Keiuarkable Discovery.
A REAL SKIN CURE.
tiu:i:e is only one
AND TH O: WITH SIMPLE NAME.
Itewareet nnpe-tcrs. pirates, or any old 111
tlcles w Inch new Middcnly claim te be best.
They h.ie bien tiietl and teund wanting,
while tin-hi been pievetl a rcinat Uable suc-ee-s
NO l'OMl'OL'S NAMK.
7Vu et:i
pi ohen-ib
it. but it--common
t
at e signal,
me nee I-no pompous or incem
titie et iircck or Latin te sustain
nph' Kngli-h name apncals te the
n-e el the people. And the people
.- m.imtetins their appreciation et
this trankue by -electliig and using lr.
l'.ensenS nMx ci'llE In pieteienee te all
ether pieles.vd leinedies.
Dr. C U. ri iisen h.w long been well knew n
.isu succe-stul phj-iLi.m ami suigeen unit lii
lile's slinK li.w been the ili-cises et the net -veus
sMt'm mid et the skin: since he h.is
hi en pur-ii..d(.d te put his New Itemedy and
I:iente riLsriiptimi as a 'SkinCuie" en
the i.iaiket. rlOus things have -pmngup
into .itince. or have woke up Irem the
sleepy stsite 111 which they wetc bcteie and
new claim te be The Hf cat Shin Cure.
rwIlp:ue et imitation, or the various
articles which h'ic been advertised for ycais
01 stiuggkd I'leng, Inning no real held or
nieiii en the public, that new endeavor te
keep head al e water by advertising tbcni
se!e, as "Tne Oieat bkln Cure.' Nene is
genuine and lelieie, except Dr.C. V. Ben&en's
bkin Cuie. K.u h p ickuge and bottle beai-s liis
likenc-s. Iiuti'iial and external remedy, two
bottles in one package. Price W, get at
your druggist
RELIEF for all OVKIMYOKKEII BRAINS
CAUSE AND CUKE
Dr. C. W. Ileusen's Celery and Chamomile
1'illsaie v.ilu ible ter school childicn who sui
ter liem uerveu-) headaches c.iused by an
eM'iwmkid brain iu their studies, and ter all
classes el ii.ml biain weikers whose overtask evertask
ed nervous eenties need repair and sedation.
Xeiveiv" tiumer, weakness anil p.ira'ysis aie
being daily cuied by these pills. They correct
ceslivcne- but ate net puig.Ui e. Ti ice. 60c.
ei-bK bexei for fi.0, pestage lice, te any ad
diess. Fei sulebyall diuggists. Depot, IJal
thiuue,Mil., where the doctor e in be nddiess
pit. Lptleisel inquirv ticelyansweied.
C. N. Ci:i'l-1KNJN, New terk, i, w hole
sale agents ler Dr. C. V. I5eni"i's 11 iiitdh-s.
111 iir.-luiil,M,V.V.Siw,i
HOSTBTTBR'S
CELEBRATED
Among the uiedicinjl means of ane-ling
Oispxsp, liestctlPi's Stomach Bitteis "lands
pie-pininent. It checks the fin ther piegi ess
el all dupnleis et the stomach, liei and
bowels, ievips the vital .stamina, prevents
and leiifdUs chills and lever, incr ascs the
activity of the kidiieys.ceiintenictsatendeney
te 1 heum. Unui, and is a geiiulne stay and
solace te aged,inlum and nervous persons.
Fer sale by all Druggists and Dealers gen
erally, lebl-lyilced&w
VLOTUllta.
A Timely Sug
gestion. Clothing selected with delib
erate care is apt te give the best
satishetien. If you are a buyer
of Spring Clothing at retail it
will pay you te peel your time
with the time of one of our sales
men during the leisure which
precedes the cominer of warm
I weather.
We she ,v our greatest stock
this month.
Wanamaker & Brown,
OAK HALL, Sixth avd Market Streets.
PHILADELPHIA.
STOMACH BITTERS.
JDJtT UOODlt.
DOWERS & HURST.
Bewers
Hewell's Building,
LANCASTER, PA.,
LADIES : We f-haw the Choicest Asseitmcnt of Ladies' and Misses'
HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR in the City.
LADIES : We show an Elegant Line of CORSETS in several New Makes
that cannot be had elsewhere in the City.
LADIES : We show an Elegant Line of KID GLOVES in Geed Quality,
at very Lew Prices.
LADIES : We show an Elegant Line of WHITE DRESS GOODS in all
the NewMatciials.
LADIES : Wc show an Elegant Line of HAMBURG and SWISS EM
BROIDERIES, in Choice New Designs, all of which are Marked Very Lew.
.NEW DRESS GOODS OPENING TODAY.
NEW LAWNS OPENING TO-DAY.
W. I). BOWERS. HERVEY N. HURST,
Nes. 129 and 131 North Queen Street.
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SPRING AND SUMMER
NOVELTIES !
EMBROIDERED ROBES OF FINE
INDIA CASHMERE AND ALBA
TROSS CLOTHS, EXQUISITELY
DESIGNED AND COLORED.
HAGER &
11I.ACK
S1I.KS.
A RECENT LA1M1E
BLACK
iW THE CELEBRATED MAKE OF
TAPISSIER
Has been made by us, unci ex
amination will show the proeds
te be of extraordinary value
at the quoted prices. There
are tnrfif grades, which we
shall sell
At $1.00, $1.12
STRAWBRIDGE
EIGHTH AND MARKET.
api-2i-eailtVw
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1L.OTUS.
SPRING
DRESS CLOTHS
DRESS CLOTHS
DRESS CLOTHS
DRESS CLOTHS
DRESS CLOTHS
DRESS CLOTHS
DRESS CLOTHS
DRESS CLOTHS
DRESS CLOTHS
DRESS CLOTHS
DRESS CLOTHS
DRESS CLOTHS
DRESS CLOTHS
DRESS CLOTHS
DRESS CLOTHS
DRESS CLOTHS
DRESS CLOTHS
DRESS CLOTHS
DRESS CLOTHS
DRESS CLOTHS
DRESS CLOTHS
DRESS CLOTHS
DRESS CLOTHS
DRESS CLOTHS
DRESS CLOTHS
DRESS CLOTHS
DRESS CLOTHS
DRESS CLOTHS
DRESS CLOTHS
At my liltic.
Maiinc Bine,
Navy BIue,
Blue Mixt,
Terra Cetta,
Mustard,
Black Meltons,
Black Serges,
Black Twills,
Green,
Sage Oiccu,
Olive Green,
Bettle Green,
Green Mixt,
Brenzn Gicen,
Olive,
Olive Mixt,
Dark Gainet,
Brown,
Dahlia,
Tan,
Indian Red,
Green Checks,
Cheviot Checks,
Drab Kciseys,
English Tweeds,
English Cheviots,
French Habits,
Oxford Mixture::,
SPRING SACKINGS Checks,
SPRING SACKINGS Plaids,
SPRING SACKINGS Mixtmes,
SPRING SACKINGS Englihli,
SPRING SACKINGS Scotch,
CHILDREN'SSXCQUEINGS,
CHILDREN'S SACQUEINGS,
CHILDREN'S SACQUEINGS,
CHILDREN'S SACQUEINGS,
CHILDREN'S SACQUEINGS,
H MDBBAT & CO,
RETAILERS, IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF CLOTHS,
MARKET and NINTH STS., Philadelphia.
PLUMBER'S
r oeK our fek moths i
BUY CARBOLIZED PAPER,
KEST MOTH PROOF ARTICLE IS THE NOKU lOR CARPETS, FU1W, t'-
Tarred Reefing Felt by the yard or ten.
"WHOLESALE SUPPLY DEPOT:
NTes. li; 13 & 15 EAST ORANGE STREET. LANCASTER, PA.
JOUN L. AENOLD.
fllUI'S SI'KVIITIC MAD1GINK. THIS
VT Orcat English ltcincdy. An nnlallliifr
dm for luipeiency, anil all Diseases Hint
f)Hew less el JUetuery, Universal Lassi
tude, l'aln in the liack. Dimness et
Vision, Premature Old Age, and many
ether diseases that lead te Insanity or Con
sumption and a Premature Grave, Full par
Ucnlars in our pamplet, which we desire te
send free by mall te every one. The Specific
Medicine is sold by all druggists at $1 per pack
age, or six packages ler $5. or will te sent free
by mall en the reccint et the money, by ad
dresslngTHEUKAY MEDICINE CO., Jlultale,
N. Y. en account et counterfeits, we have
adopted the Yellow Wrapper; tueenly genuine.
tiuaranni or euro issued by us. Fer sale in
Lanci'.K i by ii. n. cnrhraii, 1X7 Neitli Quceu
s,re,- nprlS-lyilAw
& Hurst,
129-131 North Queen St,
LANCASTER, PA.
BROTHER.
PURCHASE OP
SILKS!
FILS, LYONS,
Has been made by us, and ex
amination will ahew the goods
te be of extraordinary value
at the queted prices. There
are tliroe grades, which we
shall sell
1-2 and $1.25.
& CLOTHIER,
EIGHTH AND MARKET.
I CLOTHS.
English Worsteds,
French Cassimores,
Londen Serges,
Scotch Suitings,
Bannockburn Cbeviets,
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., etc
SUPrZIJSS.
TrK UAVK TB IfAMllSMKKST
TT finest window-display In the city.
AVtt
ueff
tati te see ic
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS,
SUSPENDERS,
i NJSUKTUSS.
MUFFLERS,
POVKET-BGOKS,
AUTOGRAPH AND PH0T0OR.iPH
ALBUMS, CIGAR CASES,
AT
ERISMAN'S,
N . fid NORTH UUKIUf STREET.
ASTMICBBBOS'. AVTEXT18EMXXT.
STKICU ItKOS' AUVKKTISKMEMT.
ASTEIOH
BEOS-'
PALACE
OF
FASHION!
13 EAST KING ST.
MILLINEET
LADIES'
HATS and BONNETS
Id all the leading styles and colors.
rili. i Hals el all shape ati'.c. Tuscan Hats
and Kenncls at 7"c. Finu lllack Chip Hats at
$1. Milan Hats at 50c. 7 lie., $1 iinil upwards,
halm Straw Hats. Kine Tuscan Hats and
ISnuuets. While and Light Celnied Chip
lints. Wc have en hand a lull and complete
line of FIXE
FRENCH FLOWERS
IN liOUtjUETS,
Wlti:.V'lll, MOX'i'UUES, Sl'UAlS, A.C.
rni Single Uess or lluds :it roc. per deen.
Violets, in-, per liuiich. Pansies, ilc. per
deen. Asteis, Daisies, Leaves,
siml.iv, t'liie Spi-.ijsand
Wieatlw,
FEATHERS
lllaek I'luiiies frein$l upw.ml. JUrgains in
White and Coleied Pinnies. Esaiiiiue theso
we offer at J.I..W. Sluided Plumes anil Tips.
Tips in nil colors at 5Jc. apleee. P.lack Tips,
.Mlc.abiinelietthiee. ULACK SATINS fieni
T.'ic. iipuiiul. An excellent b.itin at $1.00 per
yaid. Colored Satins at $1.
COLORED SU.IiS at $t.
liliACK S1I.KS CHEAP.
MOIKKS IX ALL COLORS
fte.HAIMJAINS IN ULACK CUEPES. One
sp ei il liiii.itn :it$l..r0 ii ryaid. One let et
lleiini nils nl IM tele Ci( I"1', in two). m I lengths
lui r
RIBBONS.
Fancy, Brocade, Lace Moire
RIBBONS.
Watered b'ashes. Black Ribbons
In i.iei Grim, Satin. Urecade and Watered.
OUR
Trimming Department.
IS COMPLETE WITH XEW AND DES1K
AISLE liOODS.
Ilhn-k and eoleied sills ti luges, colored head
ti luges, blaek ull-be.ut liinges. lnenrniiiLC
1 1 luges, hhiek be-uleil p issunieiiteries, coleied
bead piiHSHiuenterle-., blaek beaded Spanish
lace", black beaded blonde, coleied Spanish
lnce-s ler ill ess and hut tilmiulngs; bead ern i
uienlb an elegant assortment ; button in
endless variety ; lute and cream Spanl di
laces, black silk thread laecs, black silk giu
puie laces ; all styles et white trimming lnci s,
torchen laces, ecrlasting trimmings, crochet
edgings, Swiss trimmings ; Irish trimmings by
the piece ; needlework edging and inserti-ig.
W.e have an unusually lingo assortment en
hand. Lace cellais all new and desirable
.styles, made ler the best city trade. Lace
Helms, laee tics, handsomely embroidered ties
at 25 and Mc ; Spanish tics and Helms, in black
and cream ; lawn tics and lichus ; ladies linen
cellars, white and colored, all the novelties;
polka dot and fancy figured ombreided Helms;
sailor cellars : ladles' and children's turned
down cellars, plain antl edged ; black and
white, plain and lancy illusion; geld dotted,
chenille dotted, SpanUh dotted, beaded, ami
all ether t.mcy illusions. for fine neck wear;
line ciepe lisse inching, in white, cream and
blaek, plain or pompadour.
HANDKERCHIEFS.
Fine linen himlkci chiefs, three for 2.V.; all
linen hemstitched handkeichiels.twe for 23c.;
line all linen hemstitched handkerchiefs, two.
inch hem. 20c; liner, 2.'-., ,!Je., .'JSc, r.O.and
73c; gent's hemstitched ii!e linen handker
chief; ladies' all-linen colored bordered liainl
keielnels, 12'c.; ladies line i-ainbrie b:indkei
chicls. lour eemers enibieideied in colors,
1'lc apiece.
SSPi::iAL IJA1M5A1N. One let Ot line
India mull neck hauilkcichicfs, wide beiilers,
oueieiiier haudseiuely embieidcied In sill.
Ui'je. apiece.
HOSIERY. HOSIERY.
Pesides having constantly en hand a most
complete' n.ssei iment et all styles et ladies',
gent's ami cliildten's hose, in all the newest
designs and et latest importations, there aie
several miwbcrs which we mention as special
ties, such iUrladics seamless hose, in light and
dark pin sniped, polka dot and in plain cardi
nal, navy blue, biewn, pink and bine, with
silk clocking, at 12Jc. :i pair. Ludies lull rcg
iilar made impeitcd balbiiggan hose at 20c a
pair , the same silk clocked, at 23c a pair. We
have also the same goods in polka dot ami
fancy ligurcd, lull lcgular made at 23c. a pair
Ladies hair-lined hose, lull regular made, at
23c a pair; ladies' hair-lined hose, two and
three stiiped, full regular made, 31c. a pair;
children's lull regular made hose, striped, at
23c. a pair; gent's best knit socks, altogether
seamless, two pair for 23e; these are goods
worth lt te 20c. a piir; gent's lull regular
iiiadcbalbris.'g'uis,unblcaehedand dark colored
kilk clocked, 23c. a pair; gent's fancy striped
seeks, lull lcgular made, aide, a pair ; gent's
lull icgular made lisle thread socks at 23c. :i
piir; ml. mi's three-q nailer secl;s. All the
newstjlcsntlew pi ices.
GLOVES. GLOVES.
real Iraine lisle glees, twetull elastics, I2c.
a pair; liner iptnlit v at 17c. ; veiy line li-lc, in
two or thieeelitslies at 23c. ; exualeug Irame.
lisle. Lire top, 2.7c. a pair; line English and
Fieiich lisle gloves, fiem 50 te li"c. a pair;
silk glove, two and three lull bauds; Jcr
scy and Musriuctalie gloves in lisle and silk.
KID GLOVES.
Ihrcc buttons, m tans, gelds, browns, slates,
bl.ick, white and opera shade; live hooks the
same:seeu hooks the same, except white,
which have n I no hooks; lacing. Sura Rem
hart or musquctaire kid gloves, dressed or un
dressed, ten button length. Ladies', gent's
and children's SUMMER
Morine and Gauze Underwear.
Our stock Is most complete.
Ladies' Muslin Underwear, Hoop Hoep Heep
skirts, Bustles, CORSETS.
Summer Skirts. Children's Short Dresses and
Robes. Elcgcntly embreldeied merino shawls
anil skirts ler babies ; white and colored tlan
nel, by the yard, embroidered ler skirts ;
spring ceuts ana wraps, spring weistcd
shawls. We have opened this week a lull as
sortment et
PARASOLS.
Fine Feather Fans with Carved Ivery Han
dles, at aie. a piece. Hells, rocketbeoks.
Satchels, Pockets. Ac. Jewelry, Jet Heeds.
Beads in blaek. bronze, iildescent, moonlight
and ethers. White crystal beads satin teads.
n-tiv Imeila mnnrntnir Itnmla uinnl nl i
niw uvtMie, w-.i. iilci llL J;IIL
heads fine l.mcy large heads for hat trimming
iiivi;iiv9 n-wi m ii" t'HMi un iiivy uru out.
CZOTMINO C.
The coming of Spring does net
always determine you te lay aside
heavy clothing, hence we shall keep
our winter stock accessible for a
while and have the spring goods
also handy, if wa'nted; but if our
advice is worth considering you will
make changes gradually, beginning
with a Spring Overcoat,
The advantage of dealing, with
us is that we have all -weights and
kinds of goods te meet the sudden
changes of this climate.
A. C. YATES & CO.
LEDGER BUILDING,
Chestnut and Sixth Sts.,
PHILADELPHIA.
D. B. HOSTETTER & SON
Merchant Tailors and Clothiers,
24 CENTRE SQUARE,
LANCASTER,
WJ3 TAJCJJ J'LEASlTliE IX XOTIFl'IXO
THE 1'Ur.LIC IX GENERAL Til A V
OUR STOUIC I'OR THE
SPRING SEASON
IH COMPLETED, AND IT WILL BENE
FIT OUR PATRONS' TO INSPECT
The Large Variety of Goods
fei:
GENTLEMEN'S WEAR,
THE LA TEST IN PA TTERN A NO
COLOR, WHICH WE HA VE
ON OUR COUNTERS
1 1 Hosteller k Sen
24 CENTRE SQUARE,
CLOTHING.
GOOD NEWS
TO THE
People of Lancaster and Vicinity !
We have made assiduous eirei Is te excel all
past seasons iu solving the people at eurstniu
Oureeuntcis :ue heaped with the
LATEST STYLES OP
Spring Clothing!
OUIt OWN MANUFACTURE,
and every garment v, e have for sale will stand
clese inspection. Te mention every style et
Suit we have en hand, our spice will hardly
allow; therefore, notice u lew sample pi ices:
We bell Men's Suits ler $J.0O,$l.e:,$r.0O, flioe,
$8.00, $10.00, up te $1S.OO.
Heys' and Children's CLOTHING
WE MAKi; THIS OUK OUKAT SPECIALTY.
We sell ISey's Suits for $2.00, $.100, 4.00, $.100,
up te i'j.ue. Childicn's Miits at $1.7.", $i.0, $2.M,
$::.oe, $l.oe. up te$7.00. We most certainly have
the largest and cheapest, aKe the most varied
stock of JSnys' and Children's Clothing ever
displayed in this city.
OUIt CUSTOM lJEl'AUTMENT.-Cnstem-ers
can select liem goods iu tlic piece and
have them made te eider at aslight advance
ever our goods en the counters. We make te
order a Nice Suit for Slioe. but eur$IM.00and
$-20.00 Suits can't lie equaled anywhere in the
city, trimmed and made like ohm. ler less
tliiin $25.(0 te $JO.0O. Al'EliFECT FIT UUAK
ANTEEDt Whether you wish te purchase or net, please
give us a call.
L.GMS1AI&BR0.,
TIIK FASHIONABLE
MERCHANT TAILORS and CLOTHIERS,
66-68 NORTH QUEEN ST.,
Right en the Southwest Cerner of Orange .St.
LANCASTER, l'A.
The Cheapest Clothing Heuse In the City.
marl.r-lvd
lI'KIKM AND bUJIMKK NOVKLTIKS.
AT
H. GEBTT ART'S
Tailefii Estalient,
NO. C EAST KING STREET,
1 hereby
stock of
inform my customers that my
SPRING and SUMMER SUITING,
SPRING OVERCOATING
& FANCY TESTING
Is new complete. I have new the largest and
choicest assortment of
WOOLENS,
Fer Fine Tailoring in the city el Lancaster.
PRICES AS LOW AS THE LOWEST,
and all goods warranted as represented.
E GERHAET.
DRY UOOItS
rilHE SOKTH KSU IKV tiOOOS STORK
SUMMER UNDERWEAR.
SPRING SHAWLS,
.NEW DRESS GOODS,
LADIES' SKmTS.
All mat ked at prices te make them sell.
Kcumants et Unbleached Muslin as geed as
Wamsutta, running treiu two te ten yards, at
10 cents a yard,
J.' W. BYRNE,
322 NORTH QUEEN STREET,
ll-lyd
LANCASTER. l'A.
c
OMMi OUT!
AT AND BELOW COST.
My entire stock et
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, 1.
18 FOK SALE AT AND KELOW C'S1.
This Is a rare chance ler
GOOD BA11GA1NS.
AS I HAYB Al
IMMENSE STOCK OF G00PH,
On hand, which were all purchased ler cash.
J. M. LONG,
II NORTH QUEEN STREET.
j21-tfd
J. "
MAKTIN & CO.
OUR LINE OF
Carpels and Wall Papers
IS NOW COMPLETE.
CARPETS IN EOT GRADE,
BODY BRUSSELS,
MOQUETTE,
VELVET,
TAPESTItY.
VENITIAN aud
INGRAIN CARPETS,
ALE IN ELEUANT PATTERNS,
AT LOWEST PEICES.
iWe :iave our own Upholsterer, anddeali
Carpet and Window Shade Werk at lower
prices than elsewhere. All work guumnU ix!.
WALL PAPERS.
WALL PAPEKS. WALL PAPERS.
We show the Largest Line ler selection,
and our prices are .the low est.
ISOLD, P.KON.ES.FLATS.M1CAS, ItLANKS
CEII.INlt WORK A bPKClAIri.
The Designs for Celling Werk are ruriiisln.d
by a l'hiladeliihia FicsceePaintcr,nnd are en
tirely dllferent liem any work ever before
done In this city.
Epcnenccd raper Hangers iurni,iiiti.
J. B. MARTIN & CO.,
Cor. West King and Prince Sts.
LANCASTER PA.
I'JLPJSBUAXUSMtlU, He.
-pHAKfcS IV. FRY.
WE HAVE A NEW STOCK OF
WALL PAPERS
OF THE CHOICEST PATTERNS,
" WHICH ARE SELLING RAPIDLY.
They inclnde nil grades, from the Lewest te
the UcmI Ceeds.
GILT PAPERS
Ot Every Dcscilptlen.
BORDERS, FRINGES,
CEILING DECORATIONS, &c,
IU
1
By the yard, in all Celers & Widths.
SCOTCH HOLLANDS, SPUING HOL
LANDS, SPUING ROLLERS,
CORD mXTUUES.
FRINGES, TASSELS, PULLE1S, Ac.
FANCY DADO SHADES.
We also carry a line assortmeutel Lace Cur
tains in pairs an. I by the van I. Walnut
Ebony and llrass J'eles, Exten
sion Cornices. Fine Pier
Mirrors Ireni $15 up.
3T-Ceme and see us.
Phares W. Fry,
57 NORTH QUEEN STREET.
VAKPK1H.
flAKi-ETS
Car-pets,
Carpets.
I can show the Largest Stock in this city.
Call and sec my latest IJODY URUSSfc.I..-
THREE-PLY, INGRAINS, EXTRA
SUPERS, A LL-WOOL INGRAINS CAR
PETS; the very Latest Designs and Pat
terns the market can allenl. I also have a
large stock of my own make el CHAIN and
RAG CARPETS as low as tlift lowest. I
also Make Carpets te Order at short notice.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Ne troubie u
show my goods.
H. S. SHIRK,
202 WEST KLNG STREET.
VOK HALE.
F
70K KENT.
.STORE ROOM. 135 East Kins' street.
ap20 tit! INQUIRE AT I.K.
T?OIC KENT. An ELEOANT STOKfc
r ROOM, Iaxl5 feet, close te Northern Mar
ket, and opposite the Keystone Heuse. .jft 213
North Queen street. Inqnlreat i-
nptlO-tld 'ill NORTH QUEEN STELE.
TjlUU SALIC AN IMMENSE NUMIJEBOr
HOUSES, STORES, BUILDING LOUS, Ac,
of all descriptions, lu all Ieca!ltli and .-.tall
prices.
NEW CATALOGUE,
With prices, free te every one.
ALLAN A. HEItU CO,
dcc&Cmd 3 North Duke street.
PKIVATK SALK. THK UADKKS1GNKD
eners at private sale the following de
scribed nreperty, te wit :
All that very valuable farm, CONTAINING
17 ACRES, mero oriels, situated en the south
side or East King street, in the city et Lancas
ter, Immediately opposite the Lancaster conn cenn
tv prNen, and adjoining lards et Herman
Miller. Jacob S. Miller and lands et the Direc
tors el the Peer el Lancaster county.
This Is one el the most desirable antl valua
ble plttcs of real estate In the county of Lan
caster ; has a geed DWELLING HOUSE and'
ont-heujcs, with geed Barn and ether im-
Erevcments. It U particularly valuable for
nildinglets, being in the very best part or
the city or Lancaster, and especially adapted
for a truck farm. The entire picce Is laid out
in building lets.
Fer tnrthcr information call en HENRY
SHUBERT, Auctioneer and Real Estate
Agent, Ne. l Court Avenue, wheiu the dratt
et said properly can Ih -een. m:W.ttil
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