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Volume XV1II--N. 232
WAXA3IAKER .f BROWS.
WAMAMAKKK IJKCMVN, OAK U,LL,
UPSET SALE.
Commencing Te-Day, June 1.
Scotch people and old-time folks all knew what is the
meaning- of " upset sale." It is a term used when things
are te be sold out te close estates, partnerships, etc.
We propose a sale of this nature. The prosperous
season se far this year, the largest we ever had, en
courages us te
Ring All the Bells I
and call the people in te close out, before the 4th of
July, all of ihe
noe
OK-
Men's and Beys' Clothing.
We Want te Sell Out te make purchases for fall.
We Want te Sell Out te kwp plenty work going.
We Want te Sell Out te make some chancres.
We Want te Sell Out te start again with a new stock.
We Want te Sell Out te de a larger business than ever.
We never slop at anything te carry out our plans
when we are in the right, and if the prices must be cut
down te gather the people,
Down go the Prices.
Even if we de sacrifice our profits for one month, the
people have done generously by us for many years,
and we are satisfied.
IN A NUT-SHELL, THIS IS IT.
The practical point of all this is a radical reduction
in prices from June 1. They are cut. some ten, some
twenty, some thirty per cent., and some, en goods pre
pared specially for this sale, net at all. Compared with
April 1, the average deduction is twenty-five per cent.
Of the $750,000 merchandise new held by us, about
$500,000 is involved in this sale. Frem the great list
which might be made we only quote three items te-day,
namely :
3,000 pairs of Men's Cassimcre Pantaloons, made
and making, strong, neat, durable, lately worth $3.50
new $2.42.
600 Men's Suits, real standard Sawyer's Cassimere,
made and making, late price $15.00 new $12.50.
750 Men's Suits, eight styles, every garment freshly '
made, some of them sold freely at $12.00 new $9.25.
Our intent te-day is simply te tell all the people that
quick trade prices are en all our clothing for this sale.
WAMIAKER & BEOWI,
OAK HALL,
S. E. COR, SIXTH AND MARKET,
PHILADELPHIA.
jiitY mums.
ABP
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HAGER & BROTHER.
Mequets,
Bedy Brussels,
Tapestry Brussels,
Extra Supers,
China Mattings,
Geed Heme-Made Rag Carpets.
PAPER HANGINGS.
At comparatively small expense the Interiors et public buildings, plates et business and
our homes may he beautified by applying paper hanging!!.
Besides the importation el French and English Goods, the production et Wall Paper In
this country is receiving much attention from seme et our leading artists, which enable us te
furnish really artistic hangings ter the treatment et walla and ceilings. Net only in the mere
expensive goods is this improvement noticeable, but also in these of lower price.
We take especial cue in the selection et SIDE WALL PAPERS, BOKDKItS and CEILING
DECORATIONS that all may harmonize and produce, a pleasing effect.
Cr.iia.u JJbLUUAiie.NS we make a specialty and depart from the conventional and
storetyped patterns, and furnish a unique design for each separate ceiling.
PajMirs hung under our supervision by skillful workmen.
HAGER & BROTHER, no. 25 west king street.
VLVMKER'S SUPPLIES.
T OOK OUT FOR MOTHS! "
BUY CARBOLIZED PAPER,
BEST MOTH PROOF ARTICLE IX THE WORLD FOR CARPETS, FURS, &U
Tarred Boeftug Felt by the yard or ten.
BS-WHOLESALE SUPPLY DEPOT:
NOB. 11, 13 & lSBAST ORANGE STREET. IiAKOASTER, PA.
'JOHN L. ARNOLD.
LANCASTER, PA. THURSDAY. JUNE 1, 1882.
Priee Twe Ceite.
njtv aoens.
T AMIES, ATTENTION :
Bciere purchasing, please examine the
GLOBE CORSET,
WITH
COOLEY'S PATENT CLASP PROTECTOR.
yOB SALE BY
JOHN P. SWARR,
NO. BO NOKTIf QUH.KN STKKET,
.LANCASTER, PA.
DEFIANT SHIRT, $1.00.
CAPITAL SHIRT, 75c,
HORTICULTURAL HINTS.
A very geed BLACK DRESS SILK, twenty
two inches wide, at fl.25.
J. P.SWARR.
SEASONABLE SUGGESTIONS FuR THE
OKCHARU.
Advice Frem the " Country Gentleman."
rpiiK
NOKTII KXO IJltV GOODS STORE
SUMMER UNDERWEAR.
SPRING SHAWLS,
NEW DRESS GOODS,
LADIES' SKIRTS.
All marked ;it prices te make them sell.
Remnants et TJnlilenehed Muslin as geed us
Wtui-.sutta, run n in:: Imm two te ten yards, at
Hi cents a yard,
J. W. BYRNE,
322 NORTH QUEEN STREET,
ll-lyil LANCASTER. IW.
J.
IWyiKTIN .V CO.
White and Colored Dress Goods.
L1NON ! 1NDP,
LINON IP IRELANDE,
SWISS MUSLINS,
DOTTED SWISS.
SOFT CAM RUICS,
VICTORIA LAWNS,
STRIPED SEERSUCK Kit,
NUN'S VEILINGS,
COLORED HUNTINGS,
REVERSIBLE CHECKS,
SHEPHERD PLAIDS,
SCOTCH GINGHAMS,
BROCADED SILKS,
SUMMER SILKS,
M'ANTIQUK SILKS,
WATERED SILKS.
SPECIAL :
10,000 YARDS IiEST QU AMTT CALICO
AT 4v. A YARD full pieces.
J. B. MARTIN & CO.,
Cor. West King and Prince Sis.
LANCASTER, PA.
OII.KS ANO DKICSS GOODS.
Watt, Shand & Ce.,
An; daily receiving New Goods in this De
partment, mid eiler the best possible value in
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS.
PLAIN, STRIPED and POLKA DOT SUM
MER SILKS.
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN SURAH SILKS,
Only fiOca Yard.
MOIRE ANTIQUE, DAMMASSl anil
CADE SILKS.
BRO-
Ait Immense Stock et
NEW DRESS GOODS
In all the Popular Fabrics, at Lewest Prices).
New Opening, a Choice I
PARASOLS AND
In all Sizes ami 0.ualillcs.
,ine of
SUNSHADES,
We Offer :i New Line et
CORSETS,
In Many Popular Makes, including Madame
Pey'.s, Dr. Warren's, Thompson's Gleve Fil
tingaud Ball's Patent Spiral Spring Cei-m-L
We Invite the Special Attention et Ladles te
Extraordinary liargu'ns in
German Table Damasks,
At 31c, ILte, ."7c. 45c and f.Oc a
some Designs ami much tindr
Yard, in Hand
usual price.
NEAV YORK STORE,
8-10 EAST KING STREET.
w
IIITK 1IRICS.S GOODS
-AT
&
New Cheap Stere.
We have new in .stock
SPECIAL BARGAINS
-IN-
WHITE DRESS GOODS
Bought undei
sold cheap.
the regnlar prices ami te be
VICTORIA L.UVAS
at 12,1.,1 8,20, 25, 31, 37cls.
INDIA LINENS
at 15, 18, 20, 25, 31, 37cts.
SWISS MUSLINS
from 12 cents up.
LACE STRIPED MUSLINS,
LACE CHECKED MUSLINS,
CHECKED CAMBRICS,
CORDED PIQUES.
All at Lew Prices
AT-
METZGER
AND
HAUGHMAN'S
. NEW CHEAP STORE,
Ne. 43 West King Street.
Between the Cooper Heuse and i'errcl Iler.se
Hetel.
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The planting season having passed, there
are many requisites for geed management
of the frnit and vegetable garden, in
which success depends much en timely
attention.
Newly transplanted trees are often neg-
lectcu te tueir uccrnnenc alter they have
been well set out. Sometimes the tops
have been left tee large for the shortened
roots, and the wind whips them about,
making a round hele iu the soil about the
stems, working the roots loose and drying
the titles. It is tee late te reduce the tops
after the leaves have opened, but the trees
may be saved by timely attention first
removing the upper soil, filling in mellow
earth and treading it compactly, and then
staking the trees against the wind. An in
clined hole may be made with a crowbar
a feet or se from the tree, a stake
driven in firmly, and a straw whisp tied
around the stake and the tree. Anether
aud mero common injury te newly set
trees, is te leave the soil te become hard
and crusted about them, net only retard
ing their growth, but rendering them
mare liable te harm from summer dreuths.
all of which is easily avoided by keeping
the surface of the ground clean and mel-
low for several feet distance about the
trees.
Grafts set early in spring should net be
injured by sheets and suckers springing
up from the stock about them. As seen
as the graft shows that it is alive, rub off
all these sprouts or sheets. If the grafts
should happen te die, leave the strongest
sheet te grew for regrafting, and rub off
all the rest. The same attention must be
given te buds which were inserted last
summer and the stocks cut off this spring.
Raspberry suckers, if numerous, crowd
aud i educe the strength of the few te be
left for next year's bearinjr. Thev should
therefore be cut off with a sharp hoe as
seen as they made their appearance above
ground, leaving only a few of the strong
est te crew up for next year's crop in
ether words, treated precisely as weeds.
The new canes will seen be two or three
feet high, when the tops should be pinched
elf, and afterwards the side branches, as
they appear, pinched back far enough te
make a handsome, self supporting bush.
The same treatment all through is te be
given te blackberries.
Grapevines, pruned at the proper time.
will send out tee many new sheets, which
would grew and make a thick mass of
branches and foliage. Rub off liinelv all
the needless sheets, leaving the btrengest
ones equally distributed aleug the vine, at
distances of from eight te twelve inches.
Cultivation of orchards, especially of
young ones, is an essential aid te their
giewth, but care must be taken net te
break any of the roots after the leaves
have opened and growth has commenced,
unless it may be that the trees possess un
usual vigor, in which case the slight check
given by a slight mutilation of the roots
may net de harm. If ndbessary te give a
new plowing te orchards, which will break
some of the roots, it should be done be
fore growth begins. In cultivating the
ground, te keep the surface clean through
the summer, use such a harrow a8 will net
catch and tear out roots! but which will
ride smoothly ever them such as the
disc and acme harrows. I
The curculie should lie taken in baud
when the young fruit of the plum is net
larger than small peas, or as seen as the
first crescent marks are seen. If the in
sects become abundant,' the trees should
be examined twice a day ; commonly once
a day is often enough. An iron plug te
strike en, for jarring down the curculies,
should be inserted into the trunk ; or if
the trce is large, into the principal limbs.
This sharp jar ou the iron brings them all
down at one blew. The padded mallet is
inefficient, aud often fails iu the hands of
these who use it.
Black-knot en the plum destroys many
trees, while an efficient remedy is of easy
application. It consists simply in cutting
out (aud burning) all the black knots as
seen as they make their appearance The
work should be freely done, taking as
much of the weed with the knots as will
secure all the diseased Darts. If left till
the disease extends through the tree the
cure is mero difficult, aud if deferred still
longer the tree will net recover. A recent
writer en this disease recommends de
ferring the excision till the leaves have
fallen in autumn, in order that the black
excrescences may be easily seen. This
delay may answer In summer, but we have
always preferred te iake :them off within
a week of their first coming out. With
this prompt care the work is slight and
the cure certain.
Shaping young trees may be easily effect
ed if taken iu time, by summer pruning
and pinching. A needless or misplaced
sheet, which might become a conspicuous
distortion if left te grew, is tubbed off
with the thumb when an inch or two long.
Branches which are runnimr out tee lensr
are stepped by pinching off the ends. By
these means a handsome and symmetrical
head is easily given te a young tree, if
taken in time.
Weeds should never be permitted te get
an ineh high. Ge ever' the garden beds
with a steel rake as often as once a week.
The labor will be mero than repaid by the
increased growth of the crop and the
weeds will never make their appearance.
The labor will be far less than is required
te clear out weeds after they have grown
several inches, and have checked and
partly spoiled the crop. '
Thinning the fruit, when it is quite
small, en apple, peach or pear trees, will
give better fruit and enough larger te
afford as many bushels as can be had from
small ovorcrewded trees. Ou heavily leaded
trees from two-thirds te three-fourths of
the fruit may be taken off te great ad
vantage. The thinning may be performed
by cutting off the blossoms with a pair of
sheep shears ; or after the fruit is set and
is as large as small cherries, or still larger,
se as te show defects or insect marks ;
leaving the largest and best.
Bearing the off year may be effected by
shearing off all the apple blossoms or
small fruit ou young trees likely te be
overloaded this abundant vear. The work
is comparatively easy en young trees,
which as yet have small crops and are
mero accessible, and it is mero likely te
produce a permanent change than an old
trce with fixed habit.
Evergreens may be set out later than
many ether trees, because they usually
begin growth later. If the young sheets
have net grown mere than an inch or se
they will succeed well, provided the essen
tial requisite is observed, of carrying
plenty of soil en the roots.
Mulching may be applied te such young
trees as cannot be cultivated with a horse.
A few inches of old straw, cut glass, long
manure or sawdust, spread iu a circle
about newly set trees, will keep the
ground moist, smother grass and weeds,
ami prevent injury ey dreutli ana net sun.
It is especially useful te young cherry
ttces.
Planting Trees trem Peer Ground.
It is net uncommon te find write s en
tree-culture recommend trees from peer
ground in preference te trees from rich
soil, in transplanting. A tree stimulated
by strong manure is said te make a rapid,
plethoric growth, resulting in its death
the first severe winter : while a tree
grown en soil of moderate fertility without
manure, is the one the wise tree-planter
should cheese. There is no greater mis
take than this doctrine, as everv extensive
planter with experience in both cases can
testify. Seme trees die from being badly
grown, that is te say, from having been
raised by persons who de net knew hew
numerous roots are te be produced by art
when nature denies them te the tree, she
has no notion herself is te be seme time or
.auuiucr irauspiauiea. it is an art only a
small portion of tree growers understand.
Other trees die from being badly dug,
ethers from being badly shipped, aud
very many from being ' planted with
very great care " by people who have net
the slightest idea as te what geed care
means.
These, and perhaps some mere causes,
will account for nearly one-half of all the
trees which die under the planter's hands.
Very dry and warm, and very cold, or very
dry windy seasons, may bring up the
losses te fully one-half of all which die
The ether half I would attribute te the
trees having been grown in bad soil.
There is always mere or less of a shock te
the vital part of a trce in transplanting,
and the tree needs te be in the highest
vital condition te withstand this shock.
The half starved tree can no mere stand a
strain en its vital powers, than can a half-
starved animal. The well-fed tree can de
what the half-starved one cannot. When
we talk of the overfed tree as a weakly
constituted tree, we have of course the fat
ex or the oil-barrel pig in mind ; but the
tree will never ever-feed as the confined or
boxed-up animal will. There is no mere
chance of a tree overfeeding thau there is
of finding an overfed wild rabbit, an over
fed wild deer, or an overfed fish. The
roots can only take up what the healthy
foliage calls for.
I must confess that I should never have
thought of this reasoning, had it net been
necessary te account for the severe losses
I experienced in my early career as a trce
planter. Aud if auy one else wishes te
learn what experience has taught me, let
him take fifty plants from unmanured
ground, and fifty of about the same age
and size from trees pver-fed en highly ma
nured ground ; take them lumsell and
net by deputy, and watch the result care
fully, and I will stake my best plate of
Sharplcss strawberries against his most
favored pet, that he will never rail against
a tree taken from well manured ground.
Themas Meehan.
MEDICAL.
DROffS-S IRON HITTERS.
CLOTJI1SU.
Three reasons why the Celluloid Kyc
Ulasscs are the best : First, hecansc they arc
the lightest; Second, because they are the
haniltemest ; and Third, beeause they are the
strongest. Per sale by all leading Jewelers
and Opticians. niy)-lwdced
A sure cure ter impoverished bleed, pim
ples, and sallow complexion, is Brown's Iren
Bitters. It will produce a healthy color,
smooth skin, ami Is absolutely net injurious.
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SiiiLen's cure will Immediately relieve
Croup, Whooping Cough and Bronchitis, Per
sale at Cochran's drug store, 137 North Queen
street.
Badly Illttf n.
Peter Richer, cer. Clinten ami Bennett
streets, Buttale, was badly bitten by a horse,
and applied Themas' Eckctrie OH, which Im
mediately relieved the pain, and in lour days
the wound was healed. Fer sale at II. IS. Coch
ran's drug store, 137 North Queen street, Lancaster.
" Hackmetack," u lasting and trngrant per
fume. Trice SO and 0 cents. Fersaie at Coch
ran's drug store. 117 North Queen street.
New Life
is given by nsing Brewn'9
Iren Bitters. In the Winter it
strengthens aud warms the sys
tem ; in the Spring it enriches the .
bleed and conquers disease ; in
the Summer it gives tene te the
nerves and digestive- organs ; in
tfce Fall it enables' the system te
stand the shock of sndden charges.
In no way can diseasa be se
surely prevented as by keeping
the system in perfect condition.
Brown's Iken Bitteus ensures
perfect health through the chang
ing seasons, it disarms the danger
from impure water and miasmatic
air, and it prevents Consumption,
Kidney and Liver Disease, &e.
II. S. Berlin, esq., of the well
known firm of II. S. Berlin & Ce.
Attorneys, Le Droit Building,
"Washington, D. C, writes, Dee.
nth, 1881 :
Gentlemen : I take pleasure in
stating that 1 have used Brown's
Iren Bitters for' malaria and
nervous troubles, caused by
overwork, wllh excellent results.
Beware of imitations. Ask for
Brown's Iben Bitters, and
insist en having it. Don't be im
posed en with something recom
mended as "just as geed." The
genuine is made only by the
Brown OIieniic.il Ce., Baltimore,
Md.
I Neckties, Shirts,
STOCKINGS,
andbags, Suspenders, &c.
t
; BRISMAN'S,
HO. M NORTH JUK&N 8TKKKT.
mm
BR
Full lines of light weighta for
Gent's Summir Outfits. The
Qreen and Blue Serves,. import
ed, are particularly, handseme
land attractive.
, Green and Blue Flannels,
light Weight Caseimerea, Diag
onals, Alpacas, Linens, all
ready ; all made after most ap ap
jpreved patterns and with that
superiority for which our goods
.are celebrated and daily becom
ing mere noted.
Fer sale at II. 11. COCHRAN'S Drug Stere,
137 and 139 North Queen street. Lancaster.
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'PUKRE IS 1'KOIIAIILY NO CLASS OK
L diseases less understood, both by the medi
cal students anil the general practitioners
than the class et Skin Diseases. DBS. II I)
and JU. A. LONG AK Kit have made Skin Dial
eases their special study ler many years, and
will insure r permanent cure In every case
they undertake. Office KJ .East Walnut street
Lancaster, Pa. Consultation free. mySSKltil
Short Ureath.
O. Bertle, Manchester, X. Y.. wai troubled
with asthma ler eleven years. Had been
obliged te sit up sometimes ten or twelve
nights In succession. Pound immediate re
lief trem Themas' Kclectrlc Oil, and is new
entirely cured. Per sale at II. B. Cochran's
drug store, 137 North Queen street. Lancaster.
This Rev. Gke. II. Thayer, et Bourbon, Ind.,
says : "Beth myseirand wile ewe our lives te
Suileh's Consumption Curb. Per sale at Coch
ran's drugstore, 137 North Queen street.
VAfJSlt JlANOllfOS, itr.
T)UaKES IV. FKV.
WK HAVK IN STOCK PKOM
4,000 te 5,000 YARDS
-OP
Plain Shading
I OR WINDOWS,
that have been sliuhtly wet en
ends puem the late f1ue that
we abe closing out at pkem
10 te 15 Ceitfs a Yard.
THEY HUN IN ALL COLOIC?.
Phares W. Fry,
57 NORTH QUEEN STREET.
-,TKS. MAKlf K. SOUTH, COKNKK 03a
ItX and Callewhlll street. West Philadel
phia, Pa., writes: "My little son who la sub
ject te weakness of Threat, had a very severe
attack-, with much inflammation, and was
hardly able te talk. I tried Occidental and it
uulcu jikc u en irui, curing nim as though by a
miracle. It has greatly benefited ns, ami I fuel
safer with it in the house. I would net be
without it ler many times its-eest." Per sale
by II. It. Cochran, druggist, 137 and 139 North
Queen street, Lancaster. mSKMwd
A. C. YATES & CO.
LEDGER BUILDING,
Chestnut and Sixth Sts.,
PHILADELPHIA.
"I KAY'S SPECIFIC
VJT Great
MHDIIilNK Tnr
English Kemedv. An nnt-iiiimr
cure for Impotency, and all Diseases that
iuiiuw jess ei .memory, universal Lassi
tude. Pain in the JSaek, Dimness el
Vision, Premature Old Age, and many
ether diseases that lead te Insanity or Con
sumption and a Premature Grave. Full par
ticulars in our pamplet, which we desire te
send lree by mail te every one. The Specific
Medicine is sold by all druggists at 91 per pack
age, or six packages ler 15. or will be sent free
by mall en the recelnt et the money, by ad
dressing the agent. II. B. Cochran, 137 and 139
North Qncen street. On nt-cnnnf ni ennnt...
felts, we have adopted the Yellow Wrapper:
thcenly genuine. Guarantees of cure issued by
S?-Fer. saJe ln J-ancastcr by II. D. Cochran.
137 North Queen street.
THK G BAY MEDICINE CO., N. Y.
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VU1NA AHU UL.A&H WAK..
OU A MAKTIN.
CHINA! CHINA!!
AT
OAJtflS.
pAKrBTS.
Carpet Manufactory.
Having undertaken te manufacture BAG
and CHAIN CAKPKTS, wholesale. S5.(KX1 yards
per week, lam new prepared te sell my entire
stock et
Brussels, Ingrain and Venetian
Carpets,
AT G BEAT-
BAKU AINS
COST,
ANI AT BELOW
te make room and Rive my entire, attention te
wholesale trade of my own manufactured
goods. Please call early.
H. S. SHIRK,
CARPET HALL,
Cor. West King and Water Sts.
CHINA HALL.
Just opened, a new Invoice et
Decorated China and Fancy Goods.
DKCO BATED CHINA TEA-SATS.
PBU1TSKT5:, DESERT-SETS.
RARBOTINE VASES,
BELLHCK TEAPOT ANDSHELLS.
MAJOLICA-WARE, Ac.
WIIITK AND GOLD BaND CHINA.
IK oeratod Porcelain and China.
DINNER SETS.
arKx:iinine our Stock before purchasing.
High & Martin,
15 EAST EINCr STREET.
MUVKS Aim BTATIONBM .
TjlINK, PLAIN AND FANCY
STATIONERY.
KW PANELS.
NEW EASELS.
NEW BOOftS AND
NEW MAGAZINES,
L. M. FLYNN'S
NO. 4SS WKST KING STKEKT.
ILOTHlNOt
D. B. HOSTETTER & SON
Merchant Tailors and Clothiers,
24 CENTRE SQUARE,
LANCASTER.
WK TAKE PLEASURE AY NOTIFYING
THE VUBIslO IN GENERAL THAT
OUR STOCK FOR Tllh
SPRING SEASON
IS COMPLETED, AND IT WILL RENE
FIT OUR PATRONS TO INSPECT
The Large Variety of Goods
POK
GENTLEMEN'S WEAR,
THE LA TEST IN PATTERN AND
COLOR, WHICH WE HA VE
ON OUR COUNTERS.
D. B. Hostetter I Sen
24 CENTRE SQUARE,
QKLI.INU
urrt
SELLING
FF
i
IN ORDER TO DISPOSE OP THE
ANCE OP MY STUCK OP
UAL-
READY-MADE
CLOTHING
-I HAVE MADE
OCIIKK'S
Renowned Cough Syrup.
A pleasant, sale, speedy and sure remedy ler
Colds. Coughs, Hoarseness, Asthma, luiluen
Mieciicstanu Air Passages.
This valuable preparation combines all tne
medicinal virtues or these articles which lenir
experience has proved te possess the most
safe and clllcient qualities ler the cure of all
kinds et lung diseases.'
PRICE, 85 Cents. Prepared onlyandseld by
OHAS. A. LOOHER,
WUOLESALK AN1 RETAIL DRUGGIST,
Street, Laucastcr
Ne. 9 East KIb?
JOHN HAKK'S SUNS.
Jelm Baers Sens,
r Nes. 15 &?17 North Queen Street,
LANCASTER, PA.,
iJSTJ.JS1 ant r?r sate, at the LOWEST
PRICKS the Largest Assortment et
Beeks and Stationery
That is te he lennd in the interior et Pennsyl
vania, embracing New and Standard Beeks,
Illustrated Beeks, Juvenile Beeks. Sunday
Scheel Beeks and Bibles, Pamily Bibles in
Various styles, Teachers' Bibles, Hymn Beeks,
German Bibles, Prayer Beeks.
WRITIStt PAPERS and ENVELOPES.
Blank Day Beeks, Ledgers, Cash Beeks, In
voice Beeks, Passbooks, Writing Inks and
Fluids, steel Pens, BBI Beeks, Pocketbooss
Purses, Photograph Albums, Cabinet Prames
Birthday Cards. Picture Cards. Ac. IIOL
LAND'S CELEBRATED GOLD PENS. And
a general assortment of Stationery, Scheel
Beeks and Scheel Purniture at the
SIGN OF THE BOOF
ANOTHER REDUCTION.
AN EXTRA TEN PER CENT.
lIV.Ti RE ALLOWED TO EVERY PUR.
CHASER OF ANY. ARTICLE IX
READY-HADE CLOTHING.
We have MEN'S SUITS for $3, worth ll: is
worth 115 ; $10 worth 18 ; $12 worth $20.
BOY'S SUITS ler i worth $3; $1 worth f7;
$3 worth $10. '
Remember, the balance and entire stock el
Ready-Made Clothing must be closed out by
July 1st, as we intend te de an entire.
HIM
SUITS MADE te ORDER
In the Latest and most elegant style. Em
ploying a Flist-Class Cutter, I can readily
guarantee a Perfect Pit.
AL. ROSENSTEIN.
ONE PRICE CLOTHIER ami TAILOR,
Ne. 37 North Qmen Street,
LANCASTER, PA.
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