Lancaster daily intelligencer. (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, June 05, 1882, Image 4

LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCER MONDAY JUNE 5, 1882.
A CAPTAIfr'S COOLNESS,
ALMOST A FKIGllTrUL CATASTKOJ-UE.
B1
Hew Prompt A liun Saved tlie Lives or Sev
eral JluiulrcU I 'cop I c in a MIsUMppl
Steamer Iicvis oft he Day.
Tlie steamer R. R. Springer, of the
New Orleans and Cincinnati line, went up
the Mississippi river en Saturday with 260
students of Nelsen's business school of
both sexes, mostly persons of nearly ma
ture years, en a picnic te Parker's ijreve,
about fourteen miles up the Ohie river.
The steamer, returning, arrived near the
Newport railroad bridge at seven o'clock.
The river is nearly lerty lect men ana a
strong wind was blowing. The steamer
had te lower her chimneys te get under
the biidgc. Captain Ilart was at the
wheel. There was some delay in lowering
the chimneys en accountef imperfect work
ing machinery. The strong wind from the
north struck the beat, which was high en
the water en account of a light lead. The
captain saw the beat was drifting se as te
strike the edge of the bridge pier amid
sliip. lie saw' at a glance the peril of the
position. It was tee Utc 10 back against
a strong current and a powerful gale, lie
ordered en all the stean possible and
dashed ahead. The starboard side of the
.steamer struck the pier. All the passen
geis who were en the upper deck were
jostled and many thrown en their faces.
The passengers rushed pell-mell te the
boiler deck and huddled together. The
steamer grazed the pier, crushing her
.smith shop, barber shop, mess house,
wheel house and wheel. A signal of dis
tie.ss was thrown out. The beat floated
helplessly down the stream and struck the
coal barges rnoeicd below, wrecking one
se that the coal was thrown into the river
te save the barge. The passengers all
scrambled off, en te the coal fleet without
injury except in tern clothing, scratched
hands and faces and slight bruises te some
of them. There was a panic at the mo
ment, but no one jumped overboard. The
liraa between striking the pier and collid
ing with the coal fleet was very brief,
which was a fet lunate circumstance. It
was a very nariew escape from a frightful
casualty. Twe seconds hesitation of the
captain at the wheel would have been
equivalent te cutting the beat in two and
losing the lives of nearly all onboard.
Fatal i;.Job!en Jn Wi&censln.
The boiler of an engine at Nerrie, Wis.,
exploded killing the lireir.au, Henry Hop Hep
kius, blowing the eugiueer. name un
known, te atoms, fatally hurting Fred.
Otte, and injuring four ethers se severely
that thcic are doubts of their recovery.
Trjlng :i Kill Ills Aunt Witli Tongs.
A rerently.JiUcratcd penitentiary con
vict, named IMward Denicrs, attempted
te numler his aunt, Mrs. lieniu, in Men
tieal, by sinking her three times en the
head with a pair of tongs. The scoundrel
escaped, but the police are en his track.
The woman cannot recover.
The F.iuker Memerial Itiilldiug.
The Sarah Mr Packer memorial parish
Sunday school building of St. Mark's
Episcopal church, Mauch Chunk, built by
the widow of Asa Packer at a cost of $59,
000, vai presented te the church en her
behail by her son, Rebert A. Packer, of
Sayie, Pa.
Arresting CauuterrciterH at Milllin.
Several anests have recently been made
by detectives who aie operating in Ju
niata c i'.mty with a iew of breaking up
the g:in;r of count c 'biters and barn
. buii.ei.s who infest Oat neighborhood.
Pietty clear evidene their participation
in these ciimc 1 ecu established and
liit'y are uew v
ncsihiy night Jaet
jlliflihi, while IX.
rutin iiiiig home,
parties concealed
usavy bail. On Wed Wed
iheut a mile south of
' ' ve William Ristcr was
..c was tired upon by
ambush. Fortunately
( ue et the balls, liew-
he was net hurt
ever, :-i
ile ictu
.-id tl -eu!h the top of his hat.
d !- .lie, but the would-be
assassin1-. Hed. iueie is a bitter iceling
against ias detective.-, who arc working
the matter up.
laSal JVlBlit lletwoeii V.'emcii.
A toirible light took place in St. Paul's
township, N. C., between two women, en
account of a young man. which resulted
:n Francis MeNair plunging a dirk knilb
into Jjiie Mclvellar's" heart. They fought
ach ether like tigiescs; and the McKcllar
girl had nearly succeeded in choking Miss
MeNair te death when the latter, with a
liual effort, i elensed herself, and stabbed
her opponent and then swooned across the
body.
Tluit pour bedridden, invalid wite, Mtr
in oilier, or daiiglilcr, c:in be made Ihcpicime
of health ly :i lev, het tics of Hep Hitters.
117 you ttl them mffcr i w mi easily
cuicl. jiil-2wd.Ev
As old lady wnu u- "1 am T years old
and was rcebie ami nervous all the tune, when
I bought a bottle n( P.. kcr"- Ginger Tonic. 1
have us-d little mere than one bottle and leel
ax well us at ."JO." tee oilier column.
.iul-lmdcod&eew
Wn.i. yen Milter with I pepsla -mil Liver
Complaint '.' Hulehs Viiai it is guaiaiilccd
le cure you. Fer -.aleat Ce: Sir .11 drug stoic,
l::7 North Queen .St. in Mwdeew&w
I.ive and Let Live.
Lite i net always under i.ur own control,
but em b prolonged by cire. and prudence.
Ilurdeuk Klfi.'Ml Hitters ax a laitive. altera
live. and dim die medicine tend materially te
re-tore health and lengthen our davs. Price
l. h or Mile lit II. 15. Cochran's drug store,
1U7 North Queen street. Lancaster.
Slkki-i.'ss nights, niaile mi-erable bv licit
luriib:et-eii.i. Miilnlt's Cure is llic remedv
ler you. Fer sale at Cochran's drug store. 137
North Queen Si. luyl-IvdenwAvv
I'eptilHrtty.
TiiemaO Keleetrie Oil h:ix elitutne.', givat
peiiinarily, irein ils iiitiiu-du value a-, a 1 el i
a'jlr medicine, in curing; lie:irciu-s, and ali
irritalieux 01 the threat, Iie.ixexet tlieelietj,
'tc. i'"or lliexeitixan inceiii pat able uliueue.
Ker s:ile at. II. 15. Cochran's drug stoic, l."7
Xerili Queen street. Lancaxter.
Siiileii's Vitalize!- is wliat vnu neeii ter Con
stipation, I.e-x el" appetite, liiz.inexx and all
syuiplemx e: Dyspepsia, l'riee I and 7. cents
per bottle. Ker wile at Cochran's urn?; store
L'!7 Nertli Queen St. myl-lwdeew&w
huehh axv arjiTiexiwir. '"
IINK, PLAIN AND FANCY
STATIONERY.
KW 1'ANKLS,
XKW KASKLS.
NEW J10OKS AXl)
XKW iMAUAZlXKS,
AT"
L. M. FLYNN'S
NO. 42 WKST KlNtl STKKKT.
TIIN llAIUl'.S SOSS,
JeIhl Baefs Sens,
Nes. 15&!17 North Queen Street,
LANCASTER, P..,
Have in stock and for sale, altlic LOU'FST
I'KICKS the J.argcst Assertmcnl et
Beeks and Stationery
That is te he found in the Intel ier et Pennsyl
vania, embrncln? New and Standard nooks,
illuxiraled Itoeks, .luvenile JJoeka, Sunday
Scheel Henks and Bibles, family iliblcs in
Varieux titylcs, Teaclicrs' Bibles, Hymn Beeks,
German llihlc?, Pruyt-r .Beeks.
VU1T1S(J PAPERS and ENVELOPES.
lila-.ik n.iy Benks. Letlspra, Cash .Beeks, In
voice r.ek3, P'ssboekf, Writing Inks and
j-luidx, Meel ! n . J'.dl Beeks, Pocket books
1 iir-e-, Plioler- 1. J ninis. Cabinet Kr.unes
Jiuthii.ty Cards. i 'ure Cards. &.c HDL
LAN1 CELEBU '. ir; UOLI) PKNS. And
a Kemral assertmu. et Stationery, Scheel
Be.:- and Schoe' F - .itnru at the
SIGN OP THE BOOt
CAMUKL 11. VTllr.K, ATXOKNKY, HAS
O Kenu.ycd I113 Ofilee irem 53XerthUuke
ttiuet te Ne. 41 BKANT STREET, immed I
ntely in Heur of Cemt Heuse, LensrV V..
J-'n'ld'nt'- U.I7-1I.I
UEDICAX.
NSON'S
AWARDED 6 MEDALS.
THE BEST KNOWN REMEDY
ter
Backache or Lame Back.
Rheumatism or Lame Joints.
Cramps or Sprains.'
Neuralgia or Kidney Diseases.
Lumbago, Severe Aches or Pains.
Female Weakness.
Are .Superior te All Other Piatt cri.
A re Superior te Pads
Are Superior te Liniments.
Arc Superior te Ointments or Salves.
A re Superior te Electricity or Galvanism,
They Act Immediately.
They Strengthen
They Seethe.
TJtey Relieve Vain at Once.
They Positively Cure.
P A TTT'TnW 1 15uxses's CArciKn Poners
UA.U 1 lUIN ! Piasters have been imi
tated. De net allow your druggist te palm
en" some ether plaster having a similar sound
ing name. See that the wenl is spelled
C-A-P-C-I-N-E. l'uicii, 25 CENTS.
SEABURY & JOHNSON,
Maxcpacturise Chemists, Xew Yefk.J
A SURE P.EMEDY AT LAST.
I'rlce 25 Cents.
MEAD'S MEDICATED
GOIiN AND JiUNION FLAS1EH.
CM AS. N. CKITTIJNTON, 113 Fultuil St.,
Nciv Yerk, soie agent ler Ur. C W. Ben Ben
eon's Ilemedies, te whom all orders should
lieaddressei!.
my22-2wd,PedSw oew-S
1
.ItOAI
The Heme Journal.
A iiemiirlisible Discovery.
A REAL SKIN CURE.
TllEBE IS ONLY ONE
AND THAT WITH SIMPLE NAME-
lleware et inipesters, pirates, or any old ar
ticles which new suddenly cliim 10 be best.
They have been tried and leiind wanting,
while thi has been proved a remarkable suc
cess. NO POMPOUS XAML.
7Vt".v curative necils no pompous or incom
prehensible tillc of Greek or Latin te sustain
it, but its .simple English mime apeeats le the
coiiiuieu sense el the people. Ami the people
are signally manitestiiiK their appreciation et
this tp.inkness by selecting and using Dr.
Bensen's SlvIX CUJtE in prelercucc te all
ether preie&scd remedies.
lr. C. "A. Bensen has long been well known
as a suecc--xlul phj sician and surgeon and his
Iile's study has been the diseases of thener thener
veus system and et the skin; since he has
Iieeu persuaded te put his New lSemcdy and
Fnverite Prescription as a -'Skin Cme" en
the. market, arieus things laive sprung up
into existence, or have weke up lrem the
sleepy state in which they were before and
new claim te be The Great Skin Cure.
trvBewarc cd imitations, or the various
unifies v hleh have been advertised ter years
or struggled along, having no real held or
meilt en the public, that new endeavor te
keep head above water by ad vei tiding thein-s-elves
as "The Great Skin Cure." Nene Is
genuine and lelible, except Dr.C. W. Bensen's
Skin Cure. Kaeli package and bottle bears his
likeness. Internal and external remedy, two
bottles iu 0110 package. Price $1 0.1, get at
your
RELIEF for all OVERWORKED ItRALVS
CAUSE AXO CURE
Or. C. V. IJensen's Celery anil Chamomile
Pills are valuable ler school children who sut
ler lrem nervous headaches caused by an
overworked brain in their studies and ter all
classes el hard brain werkere whose overtask evertask
ed nervous centres need repair and sedation.
Nervous tremor, weakness and paralysis are
being daily cured by these pills. They correct
ce-divc.icis but arc net purgative. Price, COc.
or six boxes for $2.50, postage Irce. le any ail
iliw. Fer sale by all druggists. Depot, Ral Ral
timere,Md., ivhere the doctor can be address
ed. Letters of inquiry lrcely answered.
C. N. CKITTKNTON, New Verk, 18 wholc whelc
paleajients for Dr. C. W. llcnsen's lenicdies.
mayC-lmd,M,VAS&vir
rjiHE
Purest ansl Best Medicine Ever Made.
A combination el HOPS. P.UCIIU, MAN
DRAKE and DANDELION, with all the best
and met curative properties or all ether nit
ters makes the greatest P.LOOD PURIFIER,
LIVER REGULATOR and Lile and Health
Rcterinjr Agent en earth. Ne disease can
possibly long exist where HepIJitters are used
e varied and poi iVct arc their operation".
TIIKY GIVE NEW LIFE AND VIGOR TO
THE AGED AND INFIRM.
Teall vihnc! employments cause irregular
ity et the bowels or urinary Organs, or who
require an Aretizer. Tonic and Mild Miniu
lenr. Hep Hitters arc Invaluable, without in
toxicating. Ne matter v.-hat your Jeelings or
.symptoms are what the disease or ailment is
Uii; Hep Hitters, Don't wait until you are
sick, but il you only leel bad ermiseiablc.nse
them at once. It may save veur life; it has
saved htindi crts. S500 will te paid ier a ease
they Mill net cure or help. De net sutler or
let your triends -Hirer, but iisn and urge them
le u-e HOP P.ITTKRs. Remember, Hep Hit
ters is no vile, drugged, drunken nostrum,
but the Pin est and Rest Medicine ever made;
the "Invalid's Friend anil lfope."aird no
per.-en or lamily should be without them.
I. 1. C. is an absolute and irrcsistnhle cure
ler Drunkenin.-s", use of opium, tobacco and
narcotics.
3-Sold by Druggists. Sr.xn rer. Cincn-Ais.
HOP F.I1TERSMFG. CO.,
Rei hosier, X. y iUi Terente. Out.
jul-luieed.'cw
h'OKSAljti.
IJUJK KKM.
1 STORb ROOM, 13 East King street.
ap20-tft!
INQUIRE AT 133.
T?OK SALE. AN IMMENSE NU;nilKKOir
HOUSE, STORES, BUILDING LOTS, &c.
efali deciiptiens, in all localities and at all
prices.
NEW CATALOGUE,
with prices, free te every one."
ALLAN A. IIERR & CO.,
ilcc3-Gmd s North Duke street
PUKLIO SALE OF CITV FJCOPKKxlT.
On THURSDAY. J UNE 13, l&tt. by virtue
nf an order of the Court of Common Pleas et
Lancaster county, the undersigned. Assignee
of Peter K. Wolpert and wile, ler the bcnetlt
et creditors, will eiler at public sale, at the
pnblic house et Albert Kohlhaus, en Maner
street, a valuable let el ground situate en the
north side el High strccr. Lancaster eitv, con
taining in front along said High street ai reel,
0 inches, and extending In Oepth i!32 feet, te
Latayettc street, upon which arc erected a
one-story lr.ime DWELLING HOUSE, with
bakery attached, a frame stable and ether im
provements. Hounded en the west by prop
erty new or late el Frederick Albright, ea the
cast by property of Nicholas Herzeg, en the
north by Latayettc street ami en the freuth !v
High sticct. This is a desirable location ler a
baker.
Terms-approved security te be given ler
payn.entef purchase money en October 1. lssi
il.jl.iam SCIIULTZ,
As-igiice.
m'Jl i2taw
NOTICE -fin niUDOK JJUILUHiS
Sealed proposals will be received' at the
Comity Commissioners' Ortice. at Lancaster
I'll., llliULFKIDAY.JUNE 1G,18S2, et 12 o'clock
m., ler the erection and completion et a stone
bridge across Little Concstega crcek,at Greifs
Mill, in Maner township, en the read leadiii"
trem Millers villc te Washington noi-euel"
Bids must bein gross and include the. whole
work and all material. Specifications can lc
seen at the Commissioners' Olllce.
The right te reject any or all bids is r .-erved.
BY ORDER OF THE BOARD.
Attest: Fiuxk Gm est. Clerk. mis-twd
CanPerOuSP
aster
JOnTT. TTALSAJtAKER'S.
A
JOHN WANAMAKER'S,
PHILADELPHIA.
MONDAY:
Ladies' summer underwear ;
cotton, merino, lisle, cotton-and-silk,
silk.
Apart from all consideration
of prices, we have advantage in
the largeness of our trade which
it is worth your while te 'knew
about. And this is it. We can
keep what few want. In under
wear, this advantage shows in
uncommon sizes, and in many
sorts, when few would de. A lady,
very large or very small, is cer
tain te find what she wants here.
That, of itself, is enough te bring
multitudes here.
Our stock of ladies' vests is
new as follews:
Gauze cotton, S3, CO, S7, .'.0 ami . j cents.
Gossamer cotton, a little heavier than gauze,
regular-made. $1.00 and $1.25.
Cartwright & Warners' gauze merino, regular
made :
low-neck, without sleeve fl.reall sizes
high-neck, short sleeve 1.C3 all sizes
Spring-weight cotton (with possibly some
wool, it is called merino), 60 cents ; the same,
lighter. 73 cents ; the same with mere wool,
$1.23, anil drawers te match at the same price.
Spring-weight, tlirer-'iuarters wool, $-'.O0 ; $-'.23
ler the larger sizes. Drawer te match at
the same nrlce.
Lisle, open-work, $2.00. Alie at 73 cents (Eng
lish,) Lace. $3. Silk, line English lisle, both
white and blown, $1.23 ; very geed.
Twe-thirds silk and one-third cotton (known
in the trade as " Imperial SilkW).
C-thread, rather heavy :
hlgh-ncek, short sleeve $4.73 te $0.23
high-neck, long sleeve 3.KI 10 U.73
Medium, about equal te IMhread :
hlgh-ncek, short sleeve 3.75 te 3.50
low-neck, short sleeve 3.00 te 4.75
Gauze :
high-neck, short slecv e 4.00 te 5.75
low-neck, short sleeve 3.;e le 4.73
Silk :
Jmperial-silk 2.50 te 1.30
Medium, about equal te::-thread :
high-neck, long sleeve 5.50 te 7.00
hiuh-ncck. silseit sleeve 1.75 te 7.25
low-neck, short sleeve 4.00 te 0.u
Gauze:
high-neck, short sleeve 4.30 te 0.25
low-neck, sheit sleeve 4.25 te 0.23
Children's underwear must be
spoken of another day.
Outer-circle. Thirleenth-strcel entrance.
Dainty white dresses for com cem com
mencementsandetheroccasions. The fine verkmanship of these
dresses is a subject of remark.
Summer silk dresses at the
small price of $13, The colors
are navy blue, garnet, plum,
steel, slate, light and dark brown.
1U01 and 1303 Chestnut street.
By the middle of June the lace
trade of the mere exclusive
stores is ever and their stocks
0 down. Indeed se general is
the fact that even wholesale
slecks go down. There is a lull
in tiie whole trade from lunc te
September.
We cannot take such a vaca
tion. Our trade has no dull
tune. We try te keep as lull a
stock in summer as at ether
times, and in the main we de.
When we fail it will be because
the wholesale- supply and our
own importations both arc short.
We shall fail mere or less, be
cause it is often impossible te
get laces promptly in summer.
But of all the places we knew,
the fullest market is here, sum
mer and winter.
Six counters, southwest lrem centre.
Fine plain underwear below
the cost of making it at home ;
fine muslin ; fine sewing.
Southwest coiner et building.
In upholstery there appears
te be considerable anxiety in the
trade en our account. We are
said te be doine; work for tee
little money. Very likely ; but
we are doing it well, and a geed
deal of it.
We'd like
te give you some
notion of our stock of uphol
stery goods. We have :
l"i dillercnt patterns nl tapesliy, 7."cts le $7.."e.
40 diiTui en t patterns nl ciess-stripe. $1 te $7.
15 diireicnlpatternserj ute tapestry, 7.eNle$l.
JGdiireren I colors et siik-and-woel" damage.
10 dillercnt colors et woolen terry.
also sateens, memies, Turkish
and plain satins, cetelinej, three
qualities of silk plush, brocade
and satin damask, in all 378
styles of furniture-covers.
Let this indicate the ran ere of
goods net mentioned.
1813 Chestnut sticet, ever entrance.
Net a mixed cotton-and-linen
in the store. Linen means linen.
H a n d - h e m s t i t c h e d handker
chiefs, unlaundried, at 25 cents;
the same we have kept off and
en for years, whenever we could
Ijet 'cm.
Third circle, seuths est lrem centre.
Hats for men and boys of;
every sort in favor. Because we
are sure of bur trade we order
early. Why, our fur hats for!
next winter are already making;
and last winter, while themakcrs
were idle, we bought our straws.
De you suppose we pay late-
season prices ? we sell close
te cost, and don't worry about
what our neighbors are doing.
Northeast corner of bnlidlng.
JOHN WANAMAKER,
Chcatnnt. Thirteenth irW Jrerftct streftts
and City-liall squaiv.
PHILADELPHIA. '
CLOTHISO.
"OAKGAIXS
-IN
MEN'S WEAR:
600 Pair of Men's Working Pants,
Selling from C5c. te $1.23 per pair.
1
2,000 Dress Straw Hats
At prices se low that if you lintl the style you
like you are sure te buy.
50 dozen of Men's Half-Hese
' FOP. $1.00 PER DOZEX.
25 dozen of Men's Suspenders
FOK 23c. PEIt PAIR.
THE VALUE OF THESE FEW GOOD3 ARE
READILY SEEN UPON" EXAMINATION".
The Stock is large in all the Departments and
it you think et CLOTIUNU iiuiik 01 us.
TUB
MEN'S, YOUTHS' and BOYS'
CLOTHING
ie
in eparate rooms all en the
Second Fleer, and the
Children's Clothing
OX THE FIRST.
Jt7T en arc invited te call and compare the
(Juality anil Prices with all ethers.
Williamson & Fester,
34, 36 and 38 East King St.,
LAXCASTER. pa.
QE!.L1N';
OFF I
i
IX ORDER TO DISPOSE OF THE CAL
AXCK OF MY STOCK OF
READY-MADE
CLOTHING
1 HAVE 31ADE
ANOTHER REDUCTION.
AN EXTRA TEN PER CENT.
1'1LI. HE ALLOWED TO WEHY PUR
CHASER OP ANY ARTICLE IX
READY-MADE CMP'TIIIXG.
We have M EX'S SUITS ler $.", wei th $M ; tb
v01 1 h Sl.'j ; $1U worth $18 ; $12 worth SS.
ISOY'fe UlTS ter ?J worth &; $1 worth fT;
$ worth Jl'j.
Rememher. 1 he balance and entire btnek el
Ready-3!.ide Clothing muat he cUhciI out '
.July"lsr,u- we intend te de an entire.
liiit Merii Wis.
SUITS MADE te ORDER
in the Latent and met elegant stjle. Em
ploying a Fii st-Class Cutter, I can readily
guarantee a Perlcct Fit.
AL. R0SENSTEIN.
ONE FKICi: CLOTHIER ami TA1L0K,
Ne. 37 North Queen Street,
LANCASTER, 1'A.
Xesl deer te Shulta & Rre.'s Hat Stere.
S1
i:C!AL OlTFEKIXt;
TO l'EKSONS IX WANT OF AX
Elegant Suit e( Clethes
OU A
STYLISH SPRING OVERCOAT,
NOW IS Till: TIME TO BUY.
We suggest placing an order only te secure
prompt attention and choice of stock. Dispel
lrem yeurminds the thought nCbnylnRclicap,
trashy garment when such splendid facilities!
arc ellereil te obtain the very best at such
moderate prices lrem the leading establish
ment and the acknowledged headquarters ter
CORUhCT STYLES, the most striking and
novel effects te be leund in the European
market, which wc import direct and liar
exclusive control.
3-Kemcinbcr, no ether house in this clly
can show the same line et goods. Wc are the
only party that handle the Original Londen
and Parisian productions et OUIGET, 31 HUE
VlVIEXXE.l'AUIS.
An examination el our immense sleck will
satisty the novice as well as the aislhelic taste
that for tone and character our goods cannot
be excelled, and rank among th leading
houses en this continent.
Ne. 121 North Queen Streot.
J. K. SMALING,
ARTIST TAILOR.
CAJUtlAUJSH, CC.
rpjHK STANUAKD CARRIAGE WORK
OF LANCASTER COUNTY.
EDGERLEY & Ce.,
PINE
Carriage BuilMS;
MARKKT STREET,
Bear of Central Market House3,
LANCASTER, jPKXN'A.
WTc make evciy style Buggy jujU Carriage do de
sired. All work linished In the most comfort
able and elegant style. V.'c nse only the best
ftftlwliul matin-ia!. anil eim-ilm- null- ilm 1t(at
mechanic, ter quality of work our priees arc
me cucapcai in niu siuie. c uiiy jer casn anil
sell en the most leasenable ltirms. Clve usa
call. All work warranted. Repairing prompt
iu alicudeil te. One set et workmen especially
e'mplevuil for that nurmise.' (:i'j-ttiA
mm
FF
T?0 SALK.
,-..Jj AHamkeme, Ncwly-built, Twe and a-
f J'liairstniy DWELLING, situated in Hie vll-
'r.laRC of Lamll-villc. Lancaster county, Ta.,
'with btatilc and eiit-lMiildinjjs, Iruit trees,
well, cistern, Ac., in perlcct qrdcr. Terms
, moderate. Apply te J. W. is. Uaueman, atter-
ncy-at-Iaw, Ne. la) East King Street, or te
i J ACOR It. MINXICH,
may2-2wd&ltv Landisvillc, Ta.
TJOWJ5KS & nCKST-S jW DUY GOODS
BLACK SILKS.
BLACK SILKS at 30c. per
yard -
BLACK SILKS at $1.00 per
WE OFFER SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS IX BLACK SILKS.
Having bought when the market was at the very Iewcsr, and are satisfied that we arc offering the best qualities, which wc can
fully guarantee te give perfect satisfaction in wear ; lower than can be hail elsewhere.
IN LACE COLLARS, LINEN COLLARS, LACES AND EMBROIDERIES, we keep an clegaut assortment. We call
special attention te our line of KID GLOVES, being the best iu the market for the money.
Buy the DERMATOID CORSET because it is the best and most comfortable Corset made. Fer sale only at
BOEES & HTJBST'S,
129 AND 131 NORTH QUEEN STREET,
JOHN S. OlVLEK'Jt CO.'S aOVKUTISEMENT.
SUMMER GOODS!
WE HAVE NOW IX STOCK AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF
Fine Zephyr Ginghams, French and Demestic Lawns,
HERNANIS AND BUNTINGS;
INT FACT EVERYTHING NEW AND NOVEL IN SUMMER DRESS (MODS.
JOHN
Ne.
25 BAST KING STREET,
JOHU il. G1VLSE,
MY
l'KICS & KATHFON.
DOX'T FAIL TO EXAMINE
OlMl TEN DOLLAi: SUIT, IT
Irf EQUAL TO AX Y SUIT SOLD
ELSEWHERE FOR FOUR
TH EX DOLLARS. STRICTLY
ALL WOOL.
jjtr
"TfKRV LOW PlUCES I'OK All.
SUMMER CLOTHS.
The Sjiinr has been a Ien?, cehl ene aud we have a very large .stock of Summer
Fabrics still en hand. As Summer cloths will net sell in Winter wc have made a very
CONSIDERABLE REDUCTION IN PRICES
te make quick sales of our
Banceckburn Choviete,
Pine Spring Trewaerings,
Black Diagonal Worsteds,
Black Basket Worsteds,
Handsome English Cassimeres,
English Black, 31ue and Green
fcsrgG3,
Black and Blue Clay Serges.
Black and Blue Crepe Cleths,
Siineni Batiste Cleths,
Scheeller's Check Suitings,
Empire Misch Suiting3,
Auburn Mixt Suitings,
Black Habit Cleths,
Thin Black Doeskins,
BILLIARD CLOTHS (Simeui's), all grade?. Lewest Prices.
PELT3, all colors ( 72 inches wide ) for draperies ami embroidery, $1.2."., $1.50
and $2.00 per yard.
BLUE FLANNELS, for Batliing Suits and a very iiaiu'sonie asseitmcut of
Green, Blue, Olive, Bronze and Mixt Cleths efiinc quality, f.ir
SEASIDE, MOUNTAIN AND STEAMER SUITS.
annual unit t a,
RETAILERS, IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF CLOTHS,
MARKET and NINTH STS., Philadelphia.
1
8
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Allfi: & JSKOTIIKi;.
SUMMER
EMiMSII WORSTEDS,
MtENCII SU1T1XOS,
AMERICAN SUITINGS,
WHITE VESTING?,
ri li.MMM.M. dlMIIIS,
GAUZE UNDERWEAR AND hKATIIKRWEIGHT DRAWP.RS.
Wi' have a Large Line el KARL .t WILSON'S LINEN COLLAR- and
CUFFS. WIIITK AND VS L.U'N DRIED SIUU'IV,
NECK W EAR, G LOVKS and IIOSI ERV
HAGER & BROTHER.
SUMMER CLOTHING-.
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.SILKS and GRENADINES,
LIGHT-WEIGHT It LACK GOOD3,
ALRATROSS CLOTHS,
NUN'S VEILING and SATINES,
ALSO, HOSIERY, GLOVES,
ami CHILDREN'S GAUZE and MUSLIN UNDERGARMENTS
LAD1E.-
HAGEB & BEOTIIEE,
Ne. 25 West King street.
"XT EXT DOOR TO THE
COUltT
FAHSESTOOK.
CANTON MATTINGS,
CANTON MATTINGS.
n.AiN WHITE, KEU CHECKERED,. (;KEK. CHECKERED ami FANCIES.
Large Let Just Opened at 12, 18, 20. 25, 31, 35, 40 and 50Cents.
R. E. FAHNESTOCK'S,
NEXT DOOR TO COURT HOUSE! LANCASTER, PA.
IfllT GOODS, Se.
STOKF, 129-131 NORTH OIJEEI STREET.
BLACK SILKS at 73c. per yard
yard. BLACK SILKS at $2.50 per yard.
S. GIVLER
GEO.
CL.OT11IXU.
If you are a buyer of Spring Clothing
it -will pay you te spend eome time iu our
Salesrooms ; tliey are the most spacious
in the state outside of Philadelphia. Re
member you have ever sixty styles te
select from and all our own make.
IYEES & BATHFOI,
THE FOFUfiAR CLOTHIERS.
aoens.
Ladies' Dress Cleths,
Children's Sackings,
Children's Cleakings,
Beys' Cas3im6res,
Beys' Fine Suitings,
lieys' Kilt Suitings,
English Serges and
Colerod Cleths for
Ladies' Riding Habits,
Corduroys for Riding Pants;
Meltons and Caesimeres for
Ladies' Riding Suits,
English Checks and
Serges for Radies' Suits,
Infants' Cleakings.
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CLOTHING.
CHEVIOT sriTIXGS.
KUKNCIl CAnSIM KICKS.
AMKItlCAN CASSI.MKUKS,
I.INEN GOOD?,
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STRIPED and PLAID . SURAH.-.
MAUVE LAWNS.
PERSIAN LAWNS,
INDIA LAWNS,
S
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HOUSE.
BLACK SILKS.
BLACK SILKS at COc. per yard,
& CO.
LANCASTER, PA.
P. RATHVON.
DON'T KAIL TO KXAM1NE
OUR EIGHT DOI.I.AK SUIT,
IT IS EQUAL TO ANY SUIT
SOLD E I.S E W HER E FOR
TWELVE DOLLARS. STRICT
LY ALL WOOL.
litA. VHJLtUi' i 1 IHP.
Fi:ADIXG as COLUMBIA K.K.
ARRANGEMENT Of PASSENGER TRAINS
MONDAY, MAY 22l 1SW.
NORTHWARD.
i.kavi:.
QiurryvlHi'
Lancaster. KIiikSI..
Lancaster
Columbia
AMIIVK.
A.M.
V. M.
2S3I
A.i!.
li:'.0
7::t-J
7:40
7:J
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S:ll
ar.il
:::in
a:!C
1:K)
1:10
Reading...
9.13
3r3;
5-50
SOUTHWARD.
LKAVE.
Reading
AVUIVK.
Cnlumliia
P.M
Lancaster. "Ji 2.10 8:i:: r"M
lint-aster. Kin;; St !:) 8:25 D-W
Qnarryville 10:10 .... !k55 (!:I5
TrainH connect at ReadiiiK Willi li-.iinsi tuand
lrem Pliiladelpliia, Pottsville, Ilarrisburtf, Al Al
liintewii and New Yerk, via 1 Sound RroeV
lteute.
At Columbia with trains te and from Yerlr,
Hanover, Getlyubnrff, t-'n-di-rick and Haiti Haiti
mere. A.M. WILSON. Sunt.
PESNSVLVANlA KAELKOAD-NKV.
SCHEDULE On and alter SUNDAY,
JUNE till, 1SS2, tniins en tins lVmiHyl-vuiii-i
Railroad will arrive at and lrn.vi tiie
Iu.c.-.'-Ii'i and Pliiladi-liihiadciietMiu loilewa :
A.M. X. P.M.
7riri 12:00 K:10
P.M.
!):lii 2:10 8:2T.
t'SH 2.10 8:1.-.
0:40 .... 8:25
10:10 .... ".1:55
I Levi Ar.
Eastv.-ard. I La.l'lill
.M. A.M.
Mail Express 12:11 2:55
Fast Line 5:35 7:50
Iltirrislmrx Exprem.... S:l lOrJO
Yerk Accoininedatlon uiiivr.s 8:10
Lanea.stei- Accomedation an ivin.... 8;55 .....
Columbia Accommodation 9:00 11:15
r.M.
Frederick AcLommedalion arrive.".. 12-55
Be:.Mierc Evprcj 1:5 3rJ
P.M.
Sunday Mail 2:12 5:15
loliiistewn Express 2r.e 5-.K5
Day Express.. .ri".25 7:35
Hai-iisbur Acconiinedatioii it 15 1):I5
Hanover Aecommedatlon west, connecting
at Lancaster with Niagara Express at 10:15,
will run through te Hanover daily, except
Sunday.
Jr 'rederickAceomniedat Inn, west, cnuni-ciinct
at Lancaster with Fast Line, west,
run tnreimh te Frederick.
ii i:iu, will
I I.e.
Ar.
I La.
Wkstu-aiu).
Phil
A.M.
A.M.
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:2;
IfXi
J: le
10:15
I0-.&0
iiius ixpi CS". .........................
Way I'a-siMiiT
Mail Train, Ne. I. i-i. Mt.Jey
Mail Train, Ni.2,viaCel ii iiibii,lL-avcs
Niagara Express
Hanover Accommodation I;ave....
4:2)
4:i
7:00
8:40
P.M.
Fa-t Line.
Frederiel.
11:05
l". M.
1:10
i:.".0
5 id
2::W
7::a
7:10
il:10
1:15
Acc'iininodalieu leave-.
Harrisburg Accommodation
Lancaster Accommodation leaves.
Celiimliia Acconiinedatioii
Ilarri-ditirx Express
Westel n Kxpre-.S
Pa'ilie Kxpn-s ....
2:11
"4:14
5:10
0:05
llrJO
Harri-bin,; Expri..s, west, at .1:10 ji. m , lias
direct connections (without change el can) te
Ceiiiiubi'ianil Yerk.
Fast Line, wet, en Sunday, when llagged,
will stopatDewningtowii,Coatcsville, ParKcs
luirir, Moiiut.Iey, Elizain.-thlewn and Ainiili.
t'wn.
Day Fxprcs-", Fast Line, New.sExpre-3. Mail
Tiaiu, Ne. I, Western Expif'tuml Pacilic Kx-pn-bS
run ilaily.
PAHjiR JiAftaixan, rr.
"pilAKES AV. FKV.
WE HAVE IN STOCK FROM
4,000 te 5,000 YARDS
OF
Plain Shading
J' OH WINDOWS,
THAT HAVE REEN SLIGHTLY WET ON
ENDS FROM THE LATE FIRE THAT
WE ARE CLOSING OUT AT FROJI
10 te 15 Cents a Yard.
THEY RUN IN AJ.L COLORS.
Phares W. Fry,
57 NORTH QUEEN STREET.
iii,irs sFKCirju mkuicink. tmjk
iSreat English Reiueily. An unfailing
cure for Iimietcncy, and all Diseases that
fellow Ie-.s of Memery. Universal Lassi
tude. Pain in tint Back, Dimness e!
Vi-ion, Premature Old Age, and many
ether diseases that lead te Insanity or Con
sumption ami a Premature Grave. Full par
ticulars in our pamplet, which we desire te
M-nd lice by mall te every one. The Spccitlc
Medicine is held by all druggists at $1 per pack
age, or :dx packages ter S3, or will be s-ent free
by mail en the receint of the money, by ad
dressing the agent. II. IJ. Cochran, 1"7 and JS9
Nertli Queen street. On account el counter
feits, we have adopted the Yellow Wrapper;
i.heenlygenuine. Guarantees etcure issued by
u. Fer sale in Lancaster by II. 1!. Cochran,
KJ7 North Queen Htrert.
THE GRAY MEDICINE CO., N". Y.
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