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Volume XVm Ne. 242.
LANCASTER, JA. TUESDAY, JUNE 13. 1882.
Price Twe Cnta.
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CXUSINU OCT SALE.
GREAT SALE OF
26 AMD
GOODS DAMAGED BY WATER ONLY !
ALL GOODS
LACES,
HOSIERY,
MILLINERY,
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P(ABA60LSJ
R I &'B ONS,
Gent's Furnishing Goods.
All, , our immense stock of Parasols sold at almost given-away prices.
. ' .. Our elegant stock of Hosiery will be almost, given away.
ONLY 10 DAYS' TIME
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WE HAVE THE BEST $1.00 UNLAUNDRIED SHIRT IN THE OITY,
A GOOD UNLAUNDRIED SHIRT FOR BOYS FOR 50 CENTS.
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Ne. 25 EAST KING
JOHN S. GIVLER,
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OTCKRS BURST. NEW JUY GOODS STOKK, 120-131 NORTH O.I7EEN STREET,
Large Stock of
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FOR 25 CENTS.
Onr 25-ccntShlrtl9 made et lair mus
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has giiBBets en sleeves ami skli !, ami is
cut full length ami width.
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PRICE, 20Centa. Prepared only and sold by
OHAS. A. LOCHER, .
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST,
St, 9 East King Mreet, Lancaster
SAMUEL. H. PRICK, ATTOICNKV, HAS
Removed his Oflice rrem 53 North Duke
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ately In Ker of Court Houst;, LungV New
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" TBJS GREAT NEW TOItK BAZAAR.''
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10 DAYS.
ALL THE GOODS
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BY WATER.
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S. GIVLER
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GEO.
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Unlaundried Shirts
F0K 75 CENTS.
Our 73-ccnt Shirt la maile et genuine
Wuuisutta muslin, double-foiled scam,
line linen besom, piackells en sleeves
anil back, linen wristbands, reinforced
en side and penblc-sl itched.
CLOTHING.
If you are a buyer of Spring Clothing
it will pay you te spend seme time iu our
Salesrooms ; they 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.
ITERS & EATHFOI,
THE POPULAR CLOTHIERS.
VIiUjailiZR'S
T OOK OUT FOR MOTIIM '
BUY CARBOLIZED PAPER,
BEST MOTH PROOF ARTICLE IN TIIK WORLD FOR CARPETS, FURS, &C
Tarred Reefing Felt by the yard or ten.
"WHOLESALE SUPPLY DEPOT:
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'JOHN L. ARNOLD.
FIRE!
BlZ AR
VALUE!
GLOVES,
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White Goods,
Corsets, Corsets,
FRINGES.
Coats and Delmans.
ONM 10 DAYS' TIME
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Street.
& CO.
LANCASTER, PA.
P. RATHVON.
Unlaundried Shirts
FOR 50 CENTS.
Our te-cenl Shirt Is rcinteiccd in
sidcs.dnuble stitched In reinforcement,
all linen besom, Uncn wii-dband, and
Is guaranteed te fit.
DON'T FAIL TO KXAM1NE
OUU KlfiHT DOI. I.Alt SUIT,
IT Is EQUAL TO ANY SUIT
sold i:lsewiiekk FOR
TWELVE DOLLARS. STRICT
LY ALL WOOL.
SVJ'l'LlES.
LOCAL COERESPONDENCE
FUQ3Z OTEK THE "WHOLE COUSTJT.
Gap
Gatherings Meaat Jey matter
-The
Jfews remtraslmr?.
Our Salisbury Correspepdencc.
On Friday afteruW Mr. Jehn Eckert,
the well-known sportsman, met vrith an
accident at tbe Oxi erd fair races tb.it came
nigh terminating in bis deatb, and which
may yet. Mr. Eckert bad bet ea tbe Ken
nedy horse which was en the track at tbe
time. As the boise was coming around
the coarse, he stepped out upon the track
with a whip iu his hand te urge it en and
in less time than it takes te write he was
struck in the back by a borse follow
ing aud thrown about forty feet ferwaid,
tailing en his face, sustaining serious in
juries. When picked up be was uncon
scious. Medical aid was at once sum
moned and it was feuud that, besides
being badly cut about the head, he was
injured inwardly, and his case was pro
nounced doubtful. His friends tele
graphed te have biui sent home, and he
was at ouce placed iu the cars ; whey they
arrived at Christiana, he was reported te
be in a dying condition, but he rallied later
aud at. time of writing he is en en a fair
read te recovery, although be is net
able te be removed from Cbristiaua le bis
home yet-
On the same day Richard Ellsweitb, a
fourteen-year-old son of Richard Max
well, made a hair-breadth escape from
being killed. lie was the rider of Win
field Kennedy's horse at the Oxfeid races,
and as he was going aieund the ceuise
the jsaddlc-girth broke, tbiewing him
under the horse, which was going at a
rapid rate, and two or three ether horses
following passed ever him, but happily he
escaped witli but low injuries. Dick is
one of our boys, and we are of tbe opinion
that this is the last time he will ever act
as rider at a borse tacc.
On Friday morning Mrs. Mary McClel
lan, wife of Thompson McClellan, tesid
ing near Christiana, Sadsbury township,
died very suddenly from the effects of a
paralytic stroke Ou the evening previ
ous te her deatb she piepareti supper for
a number of workmen, ate a hearty meal
and letired about nine o'clock in the even
ing. At au early hour the next morning
she aroused her husband and complained
of feeling very sick. Tbe family physician
was at ouce summoned, but despite all
efforts te remedy her, she expired about
one keuf Jrftcr takiug sick. The deceased
was about iiftyiy tate of age and was the
tnothct'efiteuTchildrou, eight being dead.
-Htr untimely death, wiil occasion deep re
tret In a 'wide cirele of Xriends. Inter
ment took place at latgicn. rrcsevtcuaii
chu'rch'en Monday. i
James ML .Walker, the candidate for
assembly Ter the southern district, (accord
ing te his 'family biography ia n descendant
of the Bbcth generation of Lewis Walker,
one of the early settlers of Chester county,
who -had emigrated irem Wales and about
the year 1700 put chased from Win. Pcun
1,000 acies of land at Valley Ferge, the
Whole of which tract seme et his descend-
autsstilliheld. On liis mother' h side of the
family, he is a descendant of 'the beventh
generation of Nicholas Newliu, who was a
member of Wm. Penn's executive council
iu 1684 and also of -the executive councils
of Presidents Themas Lloyd and Themas
Helmes, alter l'enn returned te England
tbe first time after 1C82, and from whom
was descended the long line of 2fcwlins,
who were se conspicuous in the provincial
government of Pennsylvania during the
eighteenth century.
As the season advances the suakc stories
ceme thicker and taster, and we can hardly
give credit te them all ; and if we should
we are afraid our veracity as a correspon
dent would fall somewhat short. There is
undoubtedly a large snake crop this year,
from all accounts. Twe large black snakes
were killed recently en the farm of Isaac
Walker, ihe huge reptiles each each
measured A feet in length and about tcu
inches in circumference ; a large black
snake of the " racer " species was killed
by G. N. Wetst, it measured ,1 feet iu
length, and Geerge Pewnall killed a
copperhead snake last week that measured
three feet aud four inches in length.
On Saturday evening the citizens of the
Gap had the pleasure of witnessing a
genuine pugilistie exhibition, iu which
three young bleeds participated. After
fighting like Crusadeis, and a general
ileurish of revolvers, net trumpets, the
battle was declared indecisive, and Wed
nesday evening was then appointed when
the brave knights will again leassciubled
and fight the battles of old o'er again. By
all means Constable Bewman should be
en hand and take the boys iu custody for
disturbing the peace of tbe neighborhood,
besides doing dishonor te the btavc knights
of old.
The portable saw mills of U.S. Slirack
& Ce. are still in full blast in Z. B. Will
iams' weeds in Sadsbury township. Tbe
weed is comprised of ever forty acres and
it is stated that by the middle of July the
vast amount will be felled, sawed up in
different shapes and shipped. On Satur
day they sold at public talc yO.000 feet of
white oak lumber yi the shape of beards,
planks and scantlitigs. Wm. P. Linville
is rapidly felling six or seven acres of
timber en the Gap hills which he pur
chased recently.
On Wednesday, the 7th hist., Mrs. Car
eline Portner, motuer of the late Edward
Pertner,dicd at her residence in Bclicvnc,
from the effects of pneumonia, m the 78th
year of her age. Interment took place en
Friday in Bellcvuejccraetery.
Jehn Grant has finished everything iu
the way of grading a temporary roadbed
at the gap, and having no mere work en
hand there he and all his workmen, with
their teams, left for West Chester last
week.
Samuel Grccnlief is creeling a new bain
en his premises ; Christ Fex's new house
at the Gap is about being completed,
and Henry Fex has bad his dwelling en
larged. It is stated upon geed anthenty that
there will be a much larger Independent
vote polled in this township this fall for
governor than there was for state treasurer
last fall.
W. H. Swcigart'a brand of phosphate is
showing very fine results in this township
already, as rcpui led by parties who have
used it ou spring crops.
The citizens of Christian?, propose pur
chasing a new hand f'uc engine and
several hundred feet of hose at an early
date.
The greater pait of our farmcis a:e new
engaged iu planting tobacco. A consider
able amount of patent manures arc being
used.
Dr. Sanders has anived from St. Leuis,
Me., and is new sojourning at his fiue res
idence at Sanders Ilcights.
Rebert Knox sold another of his fast
trotting horses last week te W. P. Linville
for near $200.
Miss Lida ITilten has been appointed
teacher of Mt. Airy school.
Communion services were held at T'ellc T'ellc
vue Piesbylerian church em Sunday.
MT. JOY.
lti-.ms fremtue Itoreiiglian.l Vicinity.
On Saturday neon the Mount Jey
school beaid held a special meet
ing le elect teaches -s for the borough
schools for the ensuing term of eight
months. There are six schools and seven
teachers are employed te instruct the
pupils. Because of an anticipated change
of instructors the meeting was looked for
waid te with special interest. Beferethe
meeting it was known that one jOt the
members intended te hand in bis resigna
tion. This had a tendency te heighten
the interest, as the acceptation of tbe
resignation was involved in doubt. It was
net accepted, se four out of of tbe live
votes were necessary te elect a teacher. In
consequence of this new turn of affairs
two of the positions are yet vacant, the
principalship and the fourth Drimarv. A.
number of ballets were taken, but a special
uitcuu(j, mu iiiuu lur wuicn is nei yet
designated, is necessary te fill the vacan
cies. Follering are the ones appointed :
Assistant in tbe high schoe', Miss Mary E.
Buckwalter ; secondary, J. B. Hippie ;
fiist primary, Miss Belle Leader; second
primary, Miss Carrie Druckenmiller ; third
primary, Louisa Kuhns. Peter A. Ileilig
was elected janitor.
At the examination of teachers en last
Friday there were fourteen candidates for
certificates. Four failed.
Yesterday was Children's day at the M.
E. church. The exercises were intt'i t
mg.
Base ball is becoming popular L
again. There is some talk of ergAni'".":!
a club. While piacticing the ethe. even
ing Harry Mooney bad a lingei Li.eiked
out of joint.
The root plow works are pushed with
orders. They are new running twelve
hours a day.
The Mount Jey woolen mills aie new in
operation, but only some of the machinery
has been put up. They are manufactur
ing yarn and cassiinere.
Samuel Clair, of Middlelewn, wes visit
ing his parents of this place en Sunday.
Thirty pupils will be shortly admitted
te the orphans' school at this place.
It is new expected that all the injured
of the church disaster will recover. The
building has been raised.
The prospects for a large excursion te
Mount Alte, en Wednesday, are geed.
There will net be an examination of
teachets at Maylewn, en July 19, as an
nounced. The schools will be given out
next Saturday.
David Mooney has fitted up an ice cream
saloon en West Maiu street.
Strawbeiry festivals will seen be
elder.
STKASISUKC; JVKWS.
111
Ulcamugs I rum the lleruugli.
Mrs. Withers, widow of Gee. W. With
ers, M. D7 deceased, is the guests of Mrs.
Dr. Weaver for a.few days.
The Tcmpcianpe Alliance v. ill held their
regular monthly meeting iu Tempoiance
hall en Tuesday evening, June 18. licv.
W. O. Owen, of the First Baptise church,
of Lancaster, will deliver an address upon
this occasion. r.
Mr. Jeseph Watt, who left Strasbuig
six weeks age in declining health, has ic
turncd te our borough recuperated.
Ress Howe, son of Mr. C. Howe, retired
merchant of this place, is home from
Princeton college for a few days. He
brought with him a number of finely exc-1
cnted photos et his college associates.
Sunday Scheel Concert.
A Sunday school concert exercise about
r.iin, flowers, birds and fruits was held
in the M. E. church ou Sunday forenoon
and evening by tbe children. At 10 o'clock
when the exercises were announced te
commence, the spacious church was com
pletely packed. Te the visitor as he en
tered the church, the scene was one of
great beauty ; wherever the eye fell it was
greeted with tasteful aud handsome deco
rations upon the pulpit, aud at either end
were arranged choice flewcis ; beneath au
arch, iu the centre of the pulpit, was a
pyramid of beautiful lilies ; suspended
from the arch yvcte two cages of warblers,
and at the windows en cither side the same,
beautiful sengstri.s keeping up a continu
ous song throughout the entire ex?rcise.
In part first "Rain" classes Nes. 1,
2 and 8 answered questions put te them
by the superintendent ; quartet by the
school, followed by classes $bs. 4 and 5 ;
anthem. "Like showers upon the mown
grass," by tbe choir ; followed by class
Ne. G. Recitation Ne. 1, "April Rain,"
by thrce little gitls beneath an umbrella.
Part Second "Flowers" class Ne. 7,
8, 9, answering questions in regard te
them given by the superintendent, fol
lowed by the anthem, "Consider the
Lilies." Recitation Ne. 2, by a little
girl, holding in her hand a beautiful lily,
after which came dialogue Ne. 3, entitled
"Use of FIeweis"by two small girls,
followed by questions, answered by
classes Ne. 11 aud 12. Singing by the
school, folleffiug which the pastor ad
dressed the assembled hcaicrs upon the
01 fain of Sunday schools.
The evening exercises were conducted J
by Rev. Powell.
Part thiid "Birds," and pai1 feuith
"Fiuits," classes Ne. 3, 4. 5, 0, 7, S, !), 10,
11 and 12 answered, followed by rcr.t itieu
Ne. 1, entitled "The Sparrow," ,-ncal
sole, "Flee as a bird te your meii'it-.tiu,"
singing by the school followed with .1 ieci ieci
tatien by Ne. 5, entitled "Thank Olfeiiiig"
by a boy of twelve years. With the dox dex dox
elogy and the benediction the exercises
closed. All were highly pleased with the
way in v inch they had been entsrtaincd.
UUCMORKDOIM S.
What Is (Joins en Uewu ihe Comity.
Israel Tenuis, one of our fine old rep
resentative Quakers, died at his residence
near Fait field, last Friday, in the 82d year
of his age. Deceased was widely known
aud whdevcr knewu lespec'ed for his
gcnial.ty and solid worth, no worked
some iu the harvest field last summer,
being remarkable iu endurance, consider
ing his advanced age. lie was a devotee
of equestrianism, and lode his trusty "old
black Bill " till a few weeks age when he
was taken out of the saddle by sickness.
His funcial, Sunday afternoon, was largely
attended.
Levi Wilheur another of our eldest
men, died last week, aged 70.
Tobacco plant stealing is being practiced
in the neighborhood of Liberty Square.
James Drcnnen holds a Sunday school
in his barn every Sunday afternoon.
Dwellings are being built by Parker B.
Shank and David Weidlcy, and a tobacco
house by McSparrau & Ce., iu Fairfield.
Cern is but shoe-top high, where it
should be knee high.
New that we have seme Democratic
euergy in our school beard we ate con
tcmplating building two new school
houses one at Ashland the ether at
Fairfield. It is always a surprise te
strangers te find us se intelligent here,
seeing -we have such bad school houses.
The credit is given te the teacher. Blest
the mark-1
We have found another old coin. Mrs.
Lydia Lee, better half of our old Jeffer Jeffer
senian Wm. Lee, found it in the corn
field recently. It dates its coinage back
iu the year 1774, and has something ou it
about " Carelus IH dei Gratia," en one
side ; and en tbe ether " Hispan Etir.d
Rex. 2 R. J. R."
m m
fcititeit's cube will immediately reliever
Croup, Whooping Cough and Bronchitis, for.
silc-atM'Clinur-i drug store, 117 North Queen
bticel.
f . ., iti .
The t.uest lenses ruaile arc being mounted
inctfluldfclfrjuimi ThevreJjanrtseiuic.llent
ana strong antlicive, better ssUsfaetidn tten
ether Evc-f
tnassrs: -jrer saie dv iui jeauing
line
iowelerf wvk tnJci-UM-
m jaia-iT-fueea
Xetta' experiment! or cheap patent medi
cine, is Brown's Jxen .Biusrs. It is prepar-ML
bv one et 'tne eldest -tact'tneat reUsBIe icheml-
cslfir-BS.'aBasrUl 4 m that, is claimed ter ltl-1
i ,r, jUl2-lWMtW,
Ifroin.JiTmperlmn.
Geo."Deilgc,ijr., a wcll-fcTiewn citizenet Km
periam.wrTcm tfedtoneer huvmen (8am Lewis)
wMUt working in the weeds se severely
spraincd'hteanklelhat he' could scardelyget
drag store,' 13 .Xecth Queen street, Lancaster.'
'IlAcmc-rric;'7alaHtlaj?and trarraat per
fume. ,vricc.23and,S0 cents. Fer sate t Ceen-1
ran'3 arnq store, 137 Jfertn Queen street.
. 3 1 .. ji
VtsibieIinpreTenient. 1
Sir. 'Neah Tlfttes, Era-Ira, N. T., writes:
" About four .years age I had en. attack of bil
ious fever, and never tally recovered. iMy di
gestive organ were weakened, and I would
be completely prostrated for iays. After nstng
two bottleH-et.oiir-i:urilock Bleed Bitten the
improvement was se visible that I was ostoh estoh osteh
isliedf I am new, though (51 year of age, de n
lair and leannnlilc day's work.' Priee$I.
Fer sale. at 11. B. Cochran's drup store, 137
North, Queen .street. Lancaster.
TnB Knv. Gee. ji. thater. et itourben, lnd.,
.ay r'Bqth luvspirand wile ewe our lives te
miileh's CosrstJMrTtew Cvr. ter sale at Coch
ran's drug stert 137 North Queen street.
Walnut Lear Hair Kesterer.
It & entirely different from all ethers. It is
ns clertr us water, and, as Its nanieindicatcs,
i a perfect Vegetable llalr Kesterer. It will
immediately tree the head from all dandrnn".
restore, gray hair te it natural- color and pro
duce a new. growth where it has lalleneft.
Itdocdnet in any manner cflect the health,
which Sulphur, i-ugar of Lead und Nitrate et
silver preparations have done. It will change
light or faded hair m a lew days te a beautiful
glossy; brown. Ask your druggist for it. Knch
betUe,is warranted. fcMIXll, KL1NK ' C,
Wholesale Agents. Philadelphia, and CV X.
CUHvJpNION', New Verfc. juuC lyd.eedfcw
czeTiiirm.
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Readjustment a
Secured Result.
Mark -this. On June 1st we
said tliat our reason for our
" upset sale " was that we Avant
ed. "te keep plenty of work go
ing;." Readjustment succeeds,
and' Vp fcrqct the result will be
steady work,for our worjc-peeple
"all the year- 'round." Over
ninety-eight per cent, of our
clothing gales are en srbeds of
our own make, thus creating a
demand for the laber1 of this
city and acljacent towns,1 fnstead
of paying- the labor of distant
places. This, with die fact that
we are (jivine; 'the best dollar's
worth' for a dollar, gives us a
first claim'ef die retail clothing
buyers of Philadelphia and
vicinity;
Wanamaker & Brown.
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I'lllI.ADKI.rillA.
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COMFORTABLE.
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'- It has rjeen said : "Ne matter
hew the Clothing leeks, se it is easy
and comfortable." Certainly, com
fortable Clothing is desirable, but
when we can give yen comfort and
elegance combined, such Clothing
13 far mere satisfactory.
It is our constant aim te produce
just such Clothing, and we are
pleased te see hew well our efforts
arev appreciated.
Summer Clothing new ready
every variety.
A.C YATES & CO.
LEDGER BUILDING,
Chestnut and Sixth Sts.,
PHILADELPHIA.
VAMMlAtUSH, V.
I'tlJC STANUAKU CAIUUAUE WtiltK
OK LANCASTKIt COUNTY. '
. EDGERLEY & Ce.,
PINE
Carriage Builders.
Market street,
Rear eg.Catral Market Heusee,
LANCASTER,
PENN'A.
WAmnlrn AVervnfVtn Itnirirvaml Can
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ami Carriage Ue
the most comfort
'sired!' lAI reft flnlshctflB the most comfort
able anu,eleicsnt style. We use only the best
sclcctca 'material, and employ only the best
We use only tbe best
the cheapest In the state. We buy ter cash ami
sell en tne most reasonable terms; Oivensa
call. All work warranted. Repairing prompt
iu attended le. One set et workmen cstcelallv
employed for that purpose. f nSK-Utl w
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ISfeWhisky!
Brewx's Iren Brrrnns is one
of 'the Vcrj fevf tonic medicines
that are pet (Composed mostly of
alcohol op whiskyythus becoming
a fraitfel source of' intenpemnce
by prornetf nj a desire for rum.
Brown's Iren Bittrks is guar
anteed te be a non-intoxicating
stimulant, aad it will, in nearly
every caw, talce the place of all
liquor, and at the name time ab.M
httely kill the desire for whisky
and ether intoxicating hcTriagc?.
Rev. G, W. Rice, editor of the
American Christian lieview, says
of Brown's Iren Bitters:
CIn., ., Nev. lft. 1881.
Uenta: The loelkh wasting
of vital force in lti?iin::;;, pleas
ure, and vicious imltilrnrii et
enr people, make your prcparu
a necessity ; and it uppllnl, will
save hundreds w he n-iert te sa
loeni ler temporary rrciipcm
tien.
Brown's Iren Bittkrs, has
been thoroughly tested: for dys
pepsia, indigestion, biliousness,
weakness, debility, overwork,
rheumatism, neuralgia, consump
tion, liver complaints, kidney
troubles. c.. and it never fails te
render speedy and permanent re
lief. Fer sale, at If. K COUIMtAN'3 Irut: Stere,
137 anil 139 North (jneen street. Lancaster.
. jur.Mwd.tiv "
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KNTI.KMKN.
s we call yenr ftttentled te an ininertmit dis
cevery In enr practice which we have lemnl
very successful In casus et prostrntlen arisinr
from indiscretion. Tlioeuiruriii:r lreni uuy
of the numerous forms et Debility arUin;'
from abuse or ether causes, will de well hy
sviiiiiugu uircu ccni. stamp ier inriner inier-
matien. Address, 11 its. ISA (iUA.NUK fc
101:-
1AN (late Jerdan & DaviilsenV,
, Ne. ii.-.
1)ert street, Philailcl
Hl-
Jipm.u ra. iinurs ler con
suitauen : 10a.m.
till
: p. m., and 5 till a n. m.
iuar2i-3meed
JI.
RAILROADS.
riiUK
GREAT
Burlington Eoute.
Chicago,. Burllnglen &QaInry K. R.
Chicago, UnrllBgleu & (aincy R. R.
PR INC r PAL LINE
AND OLD KAVOKITK FltOM
CHICAGO OR PEORIA
TO KANSAS GITV, OMAIIA, CALLYOKSIA,
LINCOLN AND IJKNVKK.
1 he SIIOIiTKST, QUICKEST and KKST line
te St. Jeseph, Atchinseu, Topeka, Denhen,
Dallas, Galveston, and all points In Iowa, Ne
braska, Missouri, Kansas, New Mexl-e, Ari
zona, Mentana anil Texas,
This route has no superior ter Albeit I.iii,
AlinncapeiW and St. 1'aul. Nationally tcpiitcii
us being tlieOKEATTnUOUIJM CAIi LINK.
Universally cenepiled te be the IIKST
KQUIPI'KI) Kallread In the world ter all
classes et travel.
All connections made in Union dejien.
Try itundyei' will,fli)l traveling a luxury,
instead of a discomfort.
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Through tickets vLt thli celebrated linn ter
sale at all offices In the IT. S. ami Canada.
All Information about rates of fare, Sleeping
Cars, etc., cheerfully given by
PKKCKVAL LOWELL,
General Passenger Agent, Chicago, 111.
T. e. POTTKK,
Manager, Cuioaeo, 111.
3d Vice Pre 4. & Gen
OHNtt.A.BBAIV,Gn.
317 Broadway, 3tK
Nkw Yerk.
mas'lB-lyil&w
Casterii Agt.,
Washington .St.
Uosiew, Mass.
aeAim
B.
B. MASTIIT.
Wholesale ami Retail Dealer In all kinds of
LUMBKK AND COAL.
49-fard: Ne. 490 North Water anil Prince
t rent a alrcve Lemen incaster. n.'My.l
c
UAL AMD CH.HKHT.
Pure Lykcns Vallev and ether kind et
Ceal for all pnrpescs wpII cleaned.
Uest Jirand Itesendalu CemenL at reduced
prices. Alse Limestone Screcning-j ler walks
ami drives; gnurantee satisfaction.
Hay and. Straw by the bale or ten.
Yard and Otnctf : Ilarrlsbnnrplke.
General Office : 20J apt Chestnut Street.
KAUFFMAN, KXLLKU X CO.
aprl-lwil
ptOAL.
M. V. B. COHO,
.-;.' NORTH WATER HT., Itinratter, ."..
Wholcaale ami Retail Dealers lis
LUMBER AND GOAL.
CoaaectteB WItb tli Telephonic KzchauKe,
Yard and Office: New 330 NORTH WATL'R
8TRKKT. Jeli2S-lv
LIQUORS, JtC.
R
I mi WALT'S
WINE, LIQUOR, AI.COIIOl,
UROCKRY STORE.
Ne. 205 WEST KINO STRKKT.
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UDSKAr. CO'S
NEW LIQUOR STORE,
Me. 43 North Qneen street, Lancaster, Pa.
The very best and nnest qualities of Foreign
and DemcsUc WINKS and LIQUORS, con.
stantly for sale at wholesale and retail.
Straight Old Rye Whisky of the dhtiil.itien
of 1875. Pure unadulterated Custom llouse
Itrandy. warranted et the vintage et l&n.
Kept especially for medicinal purposes. Pure
Olcf Helland Gin, anil ether Wlnikie. llran
dles and Wines te snit the trade
feb3-lyd HOUSKAL 4c CO.
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