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Volume XVIII- -.v. 2i9
LANCASTER, TA. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21. 1882.
Price Twe Carts
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ETV CJOODS AT THE NEW 8TOKK.
ELEGANT ASSORTMENT
ELEGANT ASSORTMENT
ELEGANT ASSORTMENT
OK
WHITE DRESS GOODS
WHITE DRESS GOODS
WHITE DRESS GOODS
AT BOWERS & HURST'S.
AT BOWERS & HURST'S,
AT BOWERS &, HURST'S,
129-131 North
fOHN S. UIVLKB St CO.
Jehn S. Givler & Ce.
An Elegant Line of Nun's Veilings in black and colors, Buntings, Grenadines, Hernanies, Silks,
Satins, &c. White Goods, consisting of Dotted Swisses, India Linens, Persian and Victeria Lawns,
Batistes, &c. Laces, Swiss and Hamburg Edgings and Insertings, Hosiery and Gloves, Underwear,
&c Will open te-day a Choice Line of FINE QUALITY FANS of Various Styles.
PLEASE NOTICE. On and after July 3d our store will be closed every evening, except Satur
days, at 6 o'clock.
.IOHNS.GIVLKR, JOHN S. GIVLER & CO. -E0. P. BATHVON,
Ne. 25 East King Street, Lancaster, Pa.
Oil.. OK CLOTH 1N; MARIAOIUI ll
FIRE
VEK 500 ( TITLi PENS SUITS, SLIGHTLY DAMAGED DY WATER
WILL BE SOLD AT A SACRIFICE.'
Beautiful Suits ler $1.00,
Men's Fine White Vests, 5fte.,
ALL SLIGHTLY UAMMlEh JiY WATEK, . AT
AL.
Ne.
M
YKKS KATIIKON.
"Wrell -
In the mamtfaclme of READY MADE CLOTHING we otacive Unco points :
1. The Selection of Stylish ami Serviceable Mnleiial with the Best "We.n iny Qualities.
2. The Selection of Geed, Streng ami Serviceable Tiinimings, Pockets, Linings, clc.
:. Fir.st-class Weikni.insliip, Oee.'l, Streng Thiead and C.ucfiil Sewing.
Inenr CLOTHING yen will find no machiiic-niatle button Iinle, but yoert, strong, leirular h.ind-niade imllonlielos. Our
Cutters are the mebt skilled. Our Patteins ate the best.
LZLVER.S &. RATTHPON, no. 12 bast king street.
i.a wx jie
rEWETT'S
Palace Refrigerators, Water Coelers and Filterers.
PHILADELPHIA LAWN MOWERS,
PENNSYLVANIA LAWN MOWERS.
RYDKANT HOSE, MOSQUITO WIRE,
GARDEN TOOLS, ADJUSTABLE SOKE ENS,
WATERING CANS, STEP LADDERS.
(JrEO. M. STEINMAN & CO.,
m2J3niIM,&3
OOJHKTHING ME1V!
LAWN SPRINKLERS,
ONLY 25 CENTS,
Ami tie Largest Stock of PISHING TACKLE in tie City
And lowest prices at
FLINN & WILLSON.
LANCASTER, PA.
VL.V MliBR'S
TOOK OCT FOK MOIHS!
BUY CARBOLIZED PAPER,
BEST MOTH PROOF ARTICLE IX THE nORLD FOR CARPETS, FURS, Af
Tarred Eoefing Felt by the yard or ten.
HT WHOLESALE SUPPLY DEPOT:
Neb. 11, 13 & 16 EAST ORANGE STREET. LANCASTER, PA
JOHN L. ARNOLD.
aunniCAt..
X)AKKKItS GiNOER TOS1C.
PACKER'S GFNeEK TONIC
Invigorates vithent intoxicating, cures ll-nrdeid el tlie bowels, stomach. lle. kidnrsand
lunJ'..4i?i'9MV''l,.e!jstl"cKtiestereran(l bleed purifier, and the HEsT AND BLUEST
iz ., ii ....... iew. ji you ure suiicrmg ireiii c-inui enipi'iiiii, nervous
ness. Bnenmatlsin, Dyspepsia, or any dise isc, use the TON IC te-day. lOO DOI.LA1W paid ler
a ,aSSJ2.K.SelCrr,SJ,r: or ,or nnytliina Injurious leund in it. Send for ciicular.
PARKERS HAIR BALSAM "sfli the most Jastidleusns a perfect Hair Uesteicr and
rjuuuaiu ueiu unwa.nL i)It.ss,K r.Cc. and f I sizes. II1SCOX & CO., New Yerk,
mayl-eoa&eew
OKI GOODS, Sc.
LOWEST PRICES,
LOWEST PRICES,
LOWEST PRICES,
BEST QUALITIES,
BEST QUALITIES,
BEST QUALITIES,
-AT
BOWERS & HURST'S
Queen St.,
vmmthim:.
WATI.U.
f FIRE I
Beautiful Suits for $1.50,
Men's Summer Coats. 25c
ROSENSTEIN'S,
37 NORTH QUEEN STREET,
da,cle Grarmeiits.
ni:iss, ac.
26 and 28 West King Street.
SV1TI.1JF8.
EMBROIDERIES,
LACES, CORSETS,
HOSIERY.
CHOICEST ASSORT3IENT,
CHOICEST ASSORTMENT,
CHOICEST ASSORTMENT,
VT
BOWERS .t HURST'S,
BOWERS & HURST'S,
BOWERS Ac HURST'S,
Lancaster, Pa.
FIRE!
ItauitilYil Suits for $2.50.
Men's Geed White Shirts, 25c.
CHIXA AN11 UJ.AH If Alt.
I 1 Kill .V MAKTIJI.
JELLY TUMBLERS!
FRUIT JARS !
AT
CHINA HALL.
We h iw new en hand a Viy Larue ijuan ijuan
tilyel .ik!.i. tump.lers
.illh tumislers.
.iklly cur.4,
jelly cups
COMMON TUMItLERS.
COMMON TUMIiLKRS
MASON I'RUIT.IARS,
J1AMIX FRUIT .1 AILS.
A Full Llnoet
TABLE GLASSWARE
Ol New Sliiijus mill InMgiw. li ices Lew.
Examine our stock bcieic pni chafing.
High & Martin
15 EAST KING STREET,
HOOKS AN1 STATIONER.
1
"CU'. PLAIN AM) MSliV
STATIONERY.
W PANELS.'
NEW EASELS.
NEW HOOKS AND
NEW MAGAZINES,
AT
L. M. FLY rare
NO. 43 WEST KINO STREET.
J'
IIIN ItAKK'x MN-
Jelui Baer's Sens,
Nes. 15&17 North Queen Street,
LANCASTER, PA..
Jluve in sleck ami for sale, at the LOWEST
PRICES the l.aigest Aseitmcnt el
Beeks and Stationery
That is te be leund in the inteiier of Pennsyl
vania, embracing New ami Standaitl Reeks,
llluslr.iteil Reeks. Juvenile l.enks, .Sunday
Scheel Reeks ami Rlblcs, l'aiuily liibles in
Vailous styles, lVaclicnt1 Jliblcs, llj mil ISoekn,
German J'.lblc, Prayer I5oek.
WRITISG PAPERS ami ENVELOPES.
Itlank Day Uoeks, Ledger-'. Cash Jloekg, In In
veic Heeks, Passbooks, Willing Inks and
Fluids, Stei-1 Pens, ISill Uoeks, Pockotbeoks
Pnraes, l'hotejjmph Albiiuis, Cabinet Frames
ISirtlulay Cards. Picture Cauls. &c. HOIj
LAND'b CELKHUATKU GOLD l'KNS. And
a general assortment of stationery, Scheel
P.oeks and Scheel Fiirnitnre at the
SIGN OP THE BOOE
JjUJUVJIS, AC.
piNGWAtT'S
WINE, L1QUOK, ALCOHOL,
AXt
UKOCEKY STORE,
Ne. 203 WEST KING hTKEKT.
HOCSEAl, & cevs
NEW LIQUOR STORE,
He. 43 North Qneen street, I ancaster, Pa.
The very best and finest qualities of Feiei;;n
and Demestic WINES and LIQUOIIS, con.
stantly ler sale at wholesale mid rct'iil.
Straight Old Ityc Whisky of the distillation
of 187"). Pure unadulterated Custom Heuse
Brandy, warranted of the vintage of 1500.
Kent especially for medicinal purposes. Pure
Old Helland. Gin, anil ether WliNktcj, Uran
dies ana Wines te suit the traife.
fcbMyd HOUSEAL & CO.
NOT A CANDIDATE.
JUDGE TISUaKEY SPAKS AGAIN.
In .NeEuut Could He Accept a Nomination
ler Goterner A Very Positive Decli
nation wanamaker Won't
Ge en the Bess Ticket.
A special te the Pittsburgh Dispatch
from Franklin, Pa., says that the Demo
cratic cennty convention met there en
Tuesday. II. B. Plummet- was unani
mously indorsed ier Congress ; R. G.
Latnbciten for state Senate ; Cel. Gates,
of Coepcrbtovni, Themas Melvee, of Clin Clin
tenville, and Captain William Hassen, of
Oil City, for Assembly ; and J. S. Car
michac'l 1 ev dihtrict attorney.
The convention greeted with eheeis the
name of Judc Trunkey for ,'overner, and
a cemmittee was appointed te wait upon
him at his residence and request the priv
ilege of using his name for that ofiice at
the coining Democratic state convention.
The committee pet formed the duty as
sigucd it, but the judge was firm iu de
clining te be placed en the list of candi
dates and wtetc the following letter of
declination :
FiixMii.ix, Pa., June 20. TeC. Ilcy
drick, A. J. Greenfield and Jeseph Bell,
Committee Gentlemen : Most gTateful
for this expression of the ceutiuuance of
the confidence of my neighbors, I am con cen con
stiaincdte decline your request foriea feriea foriea
sen.s which would profit nothing te state.
Refcniug te the mention of my name for
the gubernatorial nomination it was au
thoritatively published a few months age
that I was net and would net be a candi
date. But since some friends have givcu
me occasion te consider and answer te
them a question which I have believed
would netaiisc, viz.: Whether 1 would ac
cept the nomination should it betendeied,
recent events caused me te feel that seme
of my friends believed that I would, and
as it is due te everybody that there should
be no inisumici standing, this seems the
proper occasion te say that in no event
could I accept the nomination. I am
deeply sensible of the honor the cenven
tien has done me by the resolution favor
ing my nomination fei the first ofiice in
dignity and importance in the common
wealth, and shall cherish its memory.
But it is less pain! nl te decline the icqncst
of these friends who have desired my
nomination because of my belief that the
state convention will act se wisely that its
weik will be l.itified at the election, and
all will be .satisfied. With the warmest
acknowledgement te the members of the
convention, and te yeiiii.clves pcisenally,
1 am, very lespectiully, yeure,
Jehn Trunkey.
The convention theu elected the follow
ing delegates te the state conventien:
Senateiial, R. F. Glenn ; leprcscntative,
G. Simcev, Captain William Ilasseu and
William Fester. Ne instructions wcie
given, but it is believed that the delegates
aie in favor of Hepkins for gever. ..
Mr. Vi'jnainaker Dcs net see Ills Way Clear.
Mr. Jehn Wanatnaker last evening sen t
the follewii g letter te Mr. "William M.
Cittin, addicsbcd te the "gentlemen lcpre
senting the city of Philadelphia in the Re
publican state convention :"' " Yem
committte have notified me el your uu uu
atiimeu:; vote te place mc iu nomination
en the Republican ticket as ceiigteswuau-at-laige.
I dcsiie te thauk you for honor
ing me with yeurpicfercnce, and beg te
say that, after caicful consideration, I de
net .see my way clear te let my name go
befoie the convention.'"
COSMl- AltlH.tr 'III.UKN.
Ills Country and City Hemes Ills llv.tltli
aud Ills Habits.
New Yei k Tribune.
Mr. Tildcn no longer occupies his old
ofiice in Wall street, wheic Charles F.
MacLcan leprcscntcd him te undesiiable
callers ter se many years. Mr. MacLcan
aud Mr. Tildcn have appaicntly separated
iu their business telatiens, having offices
widely icmevtd from each ether. Mr.
MacLcan docs net new live next deer te
Mr. Tildcn, but their social relations aie
said te be as cordial as ever. On the deer
of a loom en the third lloer of 120 Nassau
street, which is next te the subtrcasury
building, appeal s the following in large
gilt lctteis: "New Yerk Iren Mine
BamuvlJ. Tildcn Ge-rge W. Smith."
Mr. Tildcn at present lesides atGiey
stone, his country house, abent two miles
fi em Yeukers. Hcte he ostensibly gives
himself up te the leaiing et Jeiscy cattle,
blooded heit-es and thoieughbred dogs, in
all of which he takes great delight. His
house is a large, commodious stiuctuie,
ever which his sister, Mr-s. Pel ten, pie
sides. The "'Sage of Gicystene " is
represented by his friends as iu better
health and spiiits than at any time within
two or tlnee jears. " Why," said one of
them yesterday, "when I was up theic
the ether day he took me out te show me
ever his beautiful gieuuds, aud walked se
fast up hill and down hill that he com
pletely liied tnc out, and I had te stigjest
te him that we sit down and rest, lie is
only sisty-seven years old, while Glad
stone, for instance, is ever seventy. If hr hr
wcre an ambitious man he might yet de
his country gtcat scivice." One of the
charms of Mr. Tilden's country place is
the facility it offers te politicians te con
fer with the " sage " and get away again
without the indefatigable leporter finding
it out.
Mr. Tilden's city house at Nes. 12 and
14Gramcrcy park, will net be wholly
ready for his use befere the autumn. A
part of the old bonse is new occupied by
the scivants. aud as the new dining-room
has been completed, Mr. Tildcn takes his
dinucis there when he comes in the city
en Tuesdays, Thuisdays, aud Satin days.
The new lcsidcnce will be a very fine one.
The house in which Mr. MacLcan formerly
lived has been entirely demolished and a
new fireproof building elected upon the
site, which forms an addition te Mr. Til
den's old home. The new front, extend
ing ever the entire house, ta nearly finish
ed and attracts a geed dcii of attention
from passers-by because of the curious
taste displayed in it. The front is of
brown stone ornamented with Scotch
granite. Thcre are two entrances, the
main one being in the old heuse, around
which there is a geed deal of fine carving
in stone. The four seasons are lepresent
ed by the carved heads of the lour my
thological deities supposed te ptcside ever
them. Over the cutrauce te the new pat t
of the house is carved the head of Michael
Angele. The heuse is four stories in
height, with basement and attic, and there
are two large bay windows ou each story
in front.
Near the cutiauce te the new pait there
is a passenger elevator, but Mr. Tilden is
said te have rcmaikcd that this is intended
for the use of visitors and net for himself.
Mr. Tilden's bed-room, bath-room and
private parlor occupy the entire second
story front of the house. His libraty is
te occupy the first'Sleiy of the addition.
Tlic ceiling .and walls of the "dining room
in the old pait are finished with finely
carved satin-weed aud blue tiling. Satin Satin
weed will be used for the doers, and for
decoration throughout the house. The
work is under the architectural superin
tendence of Calvin Vaux. JIr. Tilden
takes gieat personal interest iu the im
provements, and during the days when he
is in the city he spends most of his time
watching and directing the work. It is
carried en by day's labor, as Mr. Tilden
wanted te be free te change his plans and
give directions as the work proceeds. The
total cost of the improvements will be
about $200,000. it is said.
As te Mr. Tilden's being a candidate
for governor, his intimate friend. Smith
M. Weed, said that the convention would
nominate him by acclamation, but that he
would net accept. Anether welceme
visitor at Greystene said that Mr. Tilden
would be given a unanimous nomination
for governor, but his declination would
theu be read te the convention, and seme
one else nominated. "Mr. Tilden told me,"
continued this gentleman. " that he wants
no greater distinction in history thau hav
ing been ence elected picsidcut and de
frauded of the office. If he weie nominated
again aud defeated, then he would le
virtually deprived of the honorable posi
tion he new occupies, as it would ba sa"d
that the verdict of his countrymen was
against his claim. He will net inn Ter
another office that is certain."
A CURIOUS WAY- OK CUUKTLMi.
I.ee-31ukiii ami M.irrlage Among (ItcClioe (ItcCliee
tank Still I.liug in Misilsslpi.
Natchez Democrat.
The two thousand Choctaws still living
iu their anccsttal homes iu Mississippi re
tain in their pristine vigor many of the
usages of their auccsteib. Among these
ate the methods employed in conducting a
courtship and marriage ceremony, When
a young Choctaw, of Kemper or Neshoba
county, sees a maiden who pleases his
fancy, he watches his opportunity uutil
he finds her alone. He then approaches
within a few yards of her and gently casts
a pebble tewaid her, se that it .ay fall
at her feet. He may have te de this two
or thicc times before lie attiaets the maid
en's attention. If this pebble thiewing is
agreeable, she seen makes it manifest ; if
etheiwisc, a scornful leek aud a decided
"ekwah" ii.dicate that his suit is in vain.
When a man iage is agreed upon the
levers appoint a time aud place for the
ceremony. Oil the man iage day the
friends and lclative of the pi espeetivc cou
ple meet at their respective hmiscs or
villages and thence march tewaid each
ether. When they ariive near the m.u m.u
riage ground generally au intermediate
space between the two villages they halt
within about a bundled yards of each
ether. The bietheis of the woman then
go across te the opposite party and bring
ler waul the mau and set him down en a
blanket spread upon the marriage gieuud.
The man's sisters then de Iikcwi .e, by
going ever aud btiuging fernaid thu
woman and seating her by the side of the
mau. Sometimes, te furnish a little mer
riment for the occasion, the woman is ex
pected te break loeso and inn. Of ceutse
she is pursued, captured and brought
back.
All parties assemble aieund the ex
pectant couple. A bag of biead isbieiight
forward by the woman's lelatives and de
posited near her. Iu like manner the
man's relatives biitig ferwaid a bag of
meat aud deposit it near him. The mail's
friends and relatives new begin le tluew
presents upon the head and sheuldei.s of
the woman. Thesa picsents aie of any
kind that thodenots choeso te give, as
articles of clothing, money, trinkets, rib
bons, etc. As seen as tlneun they aie
quickly snatched off by the woman's i el.i
tivcs and distributed among themselves.
During all this time the couple sit veiy
quietly and demurely, net a weid spoken
by either. When all the presents have
been thrown aud distributed the couple,
new mau and wife, arise, the proisiens
from the bags arc spread and, just as in
civilized life, the ceremony is rounded off
with a festival. The festival ever, the
company disperse and the gallant groom
conducts his bride te his home, where
they enter upon the toils aud lcspousibili lcspeusibili lcspousibili
ticsef the futuie.
JHore nnivers'illy lccemmended than any
proprietary medicine made. .V sui e and leli-abb-tenic.
ISrewn'a Iren llitteis Ter sileby
II. I. Cochran, druggist, Ne. 117 North (Juecii
Direct. juliHwd&w
The lenses used In the Celluloid Kye-Glascs
are ground wit) scientific accuracy. They are
tree tieiu lnein ttie aberrations, and pieduce
brightness and distinctness et vi'en. Kersale
by all leading Jewelers and Opticians.
jul'.l-lwdced
Never Falls.
Mr. .1. Leist. harcheuem,i!i ler Laiit.
Ilies.. Ilwir.ile, N. Y .says he liadasejiing en
the loot which be attributed teehilblfitns. He
used Themas' Eclectric Oil, and Is troubled no
.longer. Fer sale at II. II. Cochran's drug store.
1.17 Net th (juccn street, Lancaster.
Siiir.fm's Vitalicrls what you need ler Con
stipation, Lns.. of appetite, Dirzinc-s and all
symptoms e: Djspciisia. PncelOauil TScents
per oettle. rern!cnt Ceeluan's ding Meie,
l!7 mtli Queen St. myl-lndeew A,w
Incredible.
V. A. Swatch, drugcNt, Kutheii, out.,
wntes: "I hae tne gicatest confidence l-i
you i llmdeck llloeil i'.itlei-. In one ease, with
which I am personally acquainted their suc
cess was almost incn dible. One lady told me
that h lit a bottle did hermeie geed th".u hun
dreds et dollars' worth 1 1 medicine she 1ml
previously taken." PriceSl. I'ersiic at II. IS.
Ceeluan's drug stele, 1:17 Neith Queen sticet,
Lancaster.
Feit lame Hack, Side or Chest, ns Shiloh's
Pei oils Plaster. Price ffii cents. Fer sale at
Ceeluan's drug store, VSS North Queen bt.
myl-lwdee wftw
Walnut Leaf Hair icesterer.
II is entirely illftcrent from all ethers, it is
as clear as water, and, t s its name indicate,
is a perfect Vegetable Hair Kestnrur It will
immediately tiec the head fiem all dandruff,
restore gray hair te its natural color and pro
duce a new glow th where it has lallenelt.
It does net in any manner clleet the health,
which Sulphur, r.garef Leid and .Mtiateet
Silver pi eparat ions line done. It will change,
light or faded hair in a few days lea beautiful
glossy blown. Ask your druggist for it. Each
bottle is wairantcd. SMITH, KLINE S CI'.,
Wholes-de Agents, Philadelphia, and C. N.
CUH'TENTON N'ewYeifc. Jinn; ljd.eed&w
W ill you sutler with Dyspepsia and Licr
Complaint? hlnlelrs Vnalier is gu irantecd
te euro you. r or saicai cnciirairs in ug steie,
1.17 North Queen St. niMwdeew4w
c.mjiiAdJ.a, ic.
rpilKVI-AMlAKU UAKItlAliK WOIIK
OF LANCASTER COUV!'.
EDGERLEY & Ce.,
PINiB
Carriage Builders.
MA11KRT STREET,
Bear of Central Market Houses,
LANCASTER, PENN'A.
We mikcevciy style IJuggy and C.tniige de
sired. All work finished in the me-l eoiufei t
able and elegant style. We use only the best
selected material, and employ only the lx-st
mechanics. Forqualityef woikeui prices arc
the cheapest in the state. We buy for cash and
sell en the most reasonable terms, (Jive usa
call. All w erk warranted. Repairing prompt
ly attended te. One set et workmen csjicci illv
employed for that pur nose . f '-t n i . .
SAMUEL H. PKICE, ATTOKNKY, HAS
Removed his Ofiice irem &; .North Duke
Street te Ne. 41 GRANT STREET, immedi
ately In Rear ofkCeurt Heuse, Leng's New
Building. inl7-tli!
3LEDIVAT..
BK
KOWN'h IRON HITTERS.
STRONG
FACTS!
A great many people are asking
what particular 1 1 eubles Brown's
Iken Bitthus is geed for.
It w ill cure Heat t Disease, Paral
' ysis, Dropsy. Kidney Disease, Con
sumption, Dyspepsia, Rheuma
tism, Neuralgia, and all ether
diseases.
Its wendciful curative- power is
simply because it purifies and en
lichcs the bleed, thus beginning at
the foundation, aud by building up
the system, diives out all disease.
A Lady Cured of Rheumatism
llaltimeie, Md .May 7, is0.
My health was muehshnttcred by
Uheumati .in when I commenced
taking Ureu n'slreu Hitters, and I
scarcely had strength enough te at
tend my daily household duties, t
am new using the third bottle and
I am rcgamiugstrenglh daily, anil
1 cheerlully leeemmend it te. ill.
Ic-innotsayteomnchlnpraiseol
it Mrs. M by E. IJkasiieak.
175 Piestman si.
Kidney Disease Cured.
Cliiiiliausbuig, Va.. Issl.
Sullenng from kniney disease,
tiem which 1 cruld get no relief, 1
tried Riown'rilieu llitteis, which
euied me completely. A child et
mine, recovering from scarlet
level, had no appetite anil did net
seem te be able te eat at all. I gave
him Iren llittciswiththe happiest
le-lilts. ,1. Kill' MOM'AOL'K.
Heart Disease.
Vine Ht , Haiii-dnirg, Pa.
Dec. i IdSl.
Alter livingdillerentphyMcians
and many i einci'ics ter palpitation
et the he.ilt without leecivii'g any
benef r, 1 uas ndviscil te tr
111 own's Iren Hitters. 1 have used
tue bottles and never found any
thing that gave me se much icliet.
.M in. .1 e s ni b 1 1 i-ss.
Fer the peculiar troubles te
which ladies aie subject, Bkewn's
Iisen BiTTr.r.s is invaluable. Try it.
He sih-e midget IheGeniiine.
Fer sile at 11. it. COCIiilAN'S Drug Store,
jT.7 and 1 '.3 Ninth (ueen street. Lancaster.
JlU'J-lWiMEW Tl
VLOTIUAU.
E
PVCKY DAY
We aie mail.mg down some et
our dull-rent line of goods, and
by putting en the new price and
leaving the old you can readily
see w h tt th. i eductien has been.
Our Spring and Summer Sales in
CL.0THING
This yi ar lu e been larger than
in any pic vieus year m the lus lus
teiy of the house, and new ne
pin pe-e selling out the
Odds in Coats, Pants and Vests
AT GUEATL ICEMJCED PU1CES.
INT STRAW HATS
we l:ie seme Special liargains
te eiler, and our
HKMS1I1N; IJ00DS DEPARTMENT
is tilled with the choice goods
ler Men's and Heys Wear.
Trunks and Traveling Bags
ANl
Rubber Clothing
In Uieit Vailcty, and the
Pi ues aie Lew.
WILLIAMSON
AND
FOSTER.
34, 36 and 38 East King St.,
LANCASTER. PA.
S"
I'KUlAI. NOTICi: Tl
MEN AND BOYS
IN WANT OK
FOR THE NEXT FIFTEEN DAYS
WE OFFER OUR IMMENSE STOCK OF
HEADY-MADE CLOTIHNtJ
AT A SACRIFICE,
In elder te Make Roem te manufacture
our Large Fall Stock.
Right hcie we desire te epiess our
thanks te the people ler the gieat sup
port tlies" have given us this season. It
incites us te renewed cHerts te please
the public and keep the price down.
LOOK OUT FOROUR GREAT SLAUGHTER
ING SALE FOR THE N'EXT IS DAY'S.
125 Men's Cheviot Suits, Jf.2; worth $7.V. !1
Men's Weisted Suits, I5.W1: worth 18.25. l.r0
Fine Illue Flannel Suits, $7..V; -worth li r.9
Men's Elegant Business Suits, $7: worth Sli
110 Fine All-Weel Cassimcre Suits, $i: worth
$15; 8 Fine Men's All-Weel Dress bulls, J12 ;
worth $17.50. "JO!) pairs et Men's Pants at 'J-c.
55(1 pairs of Men's Lignt Pants, in ten style-.at
$ LSI). 225 pairs of Men's Finest Dress Pants at
$J. Light Thin Coats from 45c. upwards, liust
eis lrem 05c. upwaids. Our stock In
Beys' and Children's Clethicg
Is .still large and varied, and our Great Reduc
tion in Prices will astonish the closest buyets.
Wc sell Children'ti Clothing from 81.02: $2.01,
$.1.25, $1.50, $5.25. up te $7.00 a suit. Beys' Suits
from $2.00 ami upwards. OUR CUSTOM DE
PARTMENT contains a large line of Suitings
and Pantaloenings, and for workmanship, lit
and prices can't be beat anywhere In the city.
We still bold the lead en our $12.00 Suits.cus Suits.cus
tern made ; but it people wish te save money
they should net forget.belere purchasing else
where, te leek at our $15.00, $19.00 anr$:0(iO
Suits.madc right up in any style te your order
&3ItcMem0er,thii Great Reduction is only
for the JXext fifteen Day, and anybody uhe
wishes te tale advantage of it will leaic call
early, te meid the rush.
L.GMSM&BRO.,
The Leading Clothiers,
66-68 NORTH QUEEN ST.,
Righton the Southwest Cerner or Orange St.
LANCASTER, TA.
The Cheapest Heuse in the Citv.
Reauy Made
Clothing
VLOTU1SO.
A Nevel Rig
Fer vacation wear, consisting of
Deuble-breasted Jacket, Shirt,
Vest and Hat, all made te match,
from gay woolen stripes of very
handsome styles. They are
strictly an Oak Hall Novelty,
and just the thing for young
men wanting a tasteful dress
adapted te summer vacation,
either upon land or sea. Price,
$10.00 for the outfit.
Wanamaker & Brown.
OAK HLL. Sivru asdMaiikct,
PHILADELPHIA.
THE DUSTER.
The heated season wilt seen be
prevalent, and suggests out-of-town
retreats and temporary trip?.
The traveler . ever dusty reads
knows the comfort of a duster and
will net journey wrtffcrht one. We
are prepared te supply everybody
with best, medium and cheaper
linens, shrunk before out. Alse a
line of Grey Alpacas, all made geed
and strong and low in price.
A. C. YATES & CO.,
LEDGER BUILDING,
Chestnut and Sixth Sts.,
PHILADELPHIA.
OPKCIAT. OFrKKINO
TO PEKSONS IN WANT OF AN
Kliigant Suit el Clethes
OR A
STYLISH spkim; ovebceat,
NOW IS THE I'lMK TO BUY.
We surest, plicliig an order only te secure
piempt attention and choice of stock. Dispel
tiem your minds the thought or buyiiiKcheap,
trashy garment when shicIi splendid facilities
are etlered te obtain the very liest at such
moderate prices tiem the leading establish
ment aid the acknowledged headquarters for
COItUKCT STYLES, the most striking anil
novel effects te be found In the European
markets, which we Impeit direct and hava
exclusive control.
S-Remember, no ether beuse in this city
can show the "nine line et goods. We are the
only party thai handle the Original Londen
and ParNian productions et ORIGET, 31 RUE
VIVIENNE. PARIS.
An examination el our Immense stock will
satisly the nei ice as well as the aesthetic taste
that for tone and character our goods cannot
be excelled, and rank anions the le:uling
houses en this continent.
Ne. 121 North Queea Street.
J. K. SMALING,
ARTIST TAILOR.
DPK1NO AMD SUaiMEIC NOVELTIES.
AT
H. GBRHART'S
isienl,
NO. fi EAST KING STREET,
1 hereby Inform my customers th.it my
stock of
SPRING and SUMMER SUITING,
SPRING OVERCOATING
& FANCY VESTING
Is new cempletf. 1 h.ive new the larKe-und
choicest assortment of
WOOLENS.
Fer Fine Tailoring in the city et Lancaster.
PRICES AS LOW AS THE LOWEST,
and all goods warranted, as represented.
I H.GEMART.
TaiiOM