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FARM AND GARDEN.-
fomrtbiog About Wight nd lasecUjj j
Get umiitow a Telegraph. ' '
M.iuy a popular impression proved in
time to be wrong Lad yet a grain oftrath-
in ;. Pw iiutuM it was asm kclktvad
in it. JTO? instance, w waa W0B?
by some Ol onr sowneea pbjimum
ii,.r rimm uii intwti nmv atcacKBa anv
eased vegetation,; that, they were in some
respects scavenRers whoso duty it was 'to
sweep away things already doomed 'more
rapidly frotatae sarface of the mrtfc.
But wo had all to abandon this position.
Though sometimes there were fungi and
insects just suited to diseased condition's
and no others, as a 'rule it was not so .'The
healthiest would be attacked aad safer
with the rest. IaaectB," especially were
bound to ,get ,a living, .,ai4.ft nude but
little difference to .them what were ,tho
conditions of health in which' they found
t he plants they prepared ' 16 ' 'feed 4n. If
there were any left who doubted this, the
era of tfce Colorado poUto beetle must
have fully converted them. To a potato
beetle, all in .the shape of a potato stalk
is " fish that comes to net."
Still the grain of truth in this case was
this. The healthier a plant and the faster
it grew, the more likely was.it to escape
insect ravages; and 'so-' it1 often 'did seem
that a healthy plant escaped serious dam
age, while the untaeaUby one wouia suc
cumb to the enemy. Its conditions of
life already weak, a plant.of course the
more easily gives way before an additional
injury, that a more healthy one would live
through. This fact Jias Deea. turned to
good advantage lu the raising of some farm
crops. Tho turnip is sown on as rich a'
piece of land as we can get, primarily oe
cause the richer the land the better the
whole crop; bat iu no small dogree because
wewautthe plants to keep ahead of the
turnip-fly. We know well that the slow
growing plants on poor soil soon give way
to tli) enemy and are eaten entirely up
soon after the plants appear; but on rich
ground, no matter how abundant may be
the insects, we are bound to have a good
crop for all. , , " ,
But this fact so well known as to tur
nips and some other things, has not been
as thoroughly recognized through all farm
ing and gardeuiug operations as it might
be. We speud a great deal of thought
on remedies against blights and bugs, and
it is right that we should give some atten
tion to this subject ; but at the same time
an excellent aid is iu the supciior health
aud the luxuriance of the fat in crop3. We
sow thick, manure light, ate indifferent to
draiuage, and have no care for hosts of
little things that go to make up the char
acter of the best cultivator, and now and
then nature comes in with an extra favor
able season and we'get goocLreturus for all
our indiffercuce. But nature will no
always work for us at this liberal rate.
The time comes when even she strikes for
higher wages, and then unless' we turn to
and do some of it ourselves, we have bad
crop We blame the mildews and tho
insects, when if we had been more careful
to apply the rules of good practice wo
should have got through tolerably well.
It was a primal coudition that man should
not have anything at all to eat unless he
wm-ked for it. He was to water things
with the sweat of his brow. It is not on
the record, but it was no doubt a condi
tion also, that all these little pests and
anuoyauces weie sent to make him em
ploy his best efforts, instead of bis poorest
tees.
rood Crops.
Some of the leading Loudon journals
appear to labor under the impression that
American agriculture has gone to a-ruinous
cxtent'into the production of food
crops for exportation, ch icily to Europe,
under the stimulus of the, handsome pro
fits realized three or four consecutive
years of good bat vests here at homo (al
ways exceptiug last year), and short crops
in the Old World ; and that if tho Euro
pean crops of the present year shall prove
to bo abundant, as now appears to be like
ly, the results may bo disastrous to the
American farmers. And yet these very
same English journals manifest the great
est anxiety to insure such a condition of
things in Egypt and British India as may
enable England to obtain from those coun
tries supplies of wheat large enough to
counteract tho ordinary British depend
ence on the surplus wheat crops of Russia
aud America. Fortunately, however, for
the people of this republic, the home con
sumption of food products is, after all, the
main reliance of our farmers for a profita
ble market. Tho greatest of all our giain
crops is not wheat, but Indian com, and
this enormous crop is ouly to be a very
limited extent shioped to Europe. So far,
therefore, as the American farmer is con
cerned, he may be said to depend chiefly
upon the home consumption of his food
products ; and when the time shall come
that Euglaud may cease to waul our sur
plus crops, tho chances are that by the
increased population aud by tho growth
of internal industry, we shall be able to
find a profitable market here at home for
our entire food production, and thus avoid
the disastrous conditions of things pre
dicted for our' farmers by the English
journals referred to.
Boatfcera Agriculture.
We are pleased to learn' from the census
bureau at Washington that accordiug to
the returns of 1880 the Southern btates
show the effects of a division of plantations
and small farms by a growth in the num
ber of the latter far in excess of the rate
of increase of population. This change
maybe said to have been produced by
several distinct and very important causes.
The first of these was of course tho aboli
tion of slavery, which deprived the planters
of any possible advantage they might pre
viously have enjoyed in the use of unpaid
labor for agriculture. Emancipation hav
ing effectually destroyed all the personal
wealth that had been invested in slaves,
. the planters found their only wealth to
consist in their landed estates, and in
order to raise money to begin business
afresh, they had to dispose of a'portion of
their lands. This change was also stimu
lated by the extraordinary increase of
railroad building in the South and by the
introduction of Northern capital and en
terprise In the management of the South
ern lailways, whereby emigration, small
farming and manufacturing industry were
fostered and encouraged, as being indis
pensable to railway profits. A succession
of good cotton crops having rendered the
cotton states remarkably prosperous, all
departments of agriculture in those states
have flourished correspondingly.
Look to the Grafts.
Now is the time to go over the grafts
set last spring, and first of all apply ad
ditional wax wherever the original appli
cation has fallen off by tho opening of the
slit caused by the rapid growth of the
graft, aad close every portion of it again
securely. Next clip off all grafts that
have grown too freely in a straight stem,
in order that they may branch out and add
more strength to the main graft' and form
a mora perfect growth. When left un
pruned the birds sometimes light upon
them and break them off close to the
stump into which they aro set, and destroy
thea. This Las happened in several in
stances with our own newly set scions.
Join lulling Heard From.
' 'jlaWTORT. B. I., 'AnffJll.lsK
near JtUtertl am here trying to breatbc In
all tbe salt air of i he ocean, and having been a
sufferer tor more than a year with a Terractory
liver, I wanlnancfel to mix Hop Bitters with
the eea.gale, and have iounil the tincture a
glorious result. I nave been greatly
helped by the Blttor, ana am not afraid to
say so.
Yours without a atrupitlc,
iylS-Swdftw JOSH BILLINGS.
Brook's Coagn and Consumption- Cure is
sold by us on a guaran tee. It cures consump
tion. For sale at ofljran's urug store, 137
forth queen St, myMwUcow&w
Hew
Can a nsaa rafiatn frinaY
of the Burdock with bis cases
tt
M, VPbim a wcea," anfuri
itt.or weeds
1MW
LWJWh
lar,a Burdock BM6LBrUers'fa
HKII'SU
ttyalalbio properties are so skillfully com-
bined.'JIt cures dysweasta. ladlgnttaa, eon-
slipaUok, gout, and all diseases arising from
Impurities ot the blood. Prices!. Forsaleat
H.B. Cochran's drug-store, 137 'North Queen
sircec - aancasier. - i-'-"
Maay miserable people drag themselves
atout with laUlng strength, feeling that ttey
are auinviiir Into their, craves when Parker's
.Ginger fonlc would begin with the Brst dose,'
to unng. vuauiy uu tnnanuiiwxig inem.
JSm. 1 Jyl-lmdeodeow
c.naar. WhooDinKCouKh and Bronchitis im
mediately reltevcdoy Chlloh's Care. For sale
at Cochran's drug store. 137, North Queen at.
j myl.lwdeow&w
i
' ' Balm la Ullead.
There Is a balm In Gllead to heal each gaping
wrtuaa:
In Thomas' EclectrlcOil. the remedy la found.
for Internal and for ontward me, you freely
t'orallpaln and'lnflammation, you -should
nri fail r1rrr-tt
rlt only fcosta a trifle, 'iU worth its weight In
And byi every dealer la the 'land this remedy
is sold.
For sale at II. B. Cochran's drug store, 137
North Queen street. Lancaster.
SLSxrtvss night, made miserable by that
terrlblcouab. Shiloh's Core is the remedy
for you! For sale at Cochran's drug store. 137
North Queen St. myl-lwdeowBw
VOZUICAZ.
Democratic state "Ticket.
GOVK&XOK.
ROBERT E. FATTISON, Philadelphia.
1 UKUTEXAirr O0TZEH0R.
CHAUKCEYF. BLACK, York.
JUDGE OF THE bUFBElOE COURT.
SILAS M. CLARK, Indiana.
BECHETABT OF IKTCTKAI. AFrAIBS.
J. SIMPSON AFRICA, Huntingdon.
CONGRESS JCAM-AT-LAJWE.
MORTIMER F. ELLIOTT, Tioga.
Ilemocratlc county
CONOBK38.
Ticket.
STATE SENATOR XIV DISTRICT.
ABEAM COLLINS, Marietta.
ASSEMBLY.
1.
i.
;. J. RHOAUS, Manor.
J. M. WALKER, Coleraln.
3. K. C. D1LLER. Earl.
G. W. SIMPSON, Caernarvon.
II. E. SIIIMP, E. Cocallco.
RECORDER.
V. W. BU85ER, Leacock.
COUNTY SOLICITOR.
FOOB DIRECTORS.
.. P. McILVAlNE. Paradise.
PlHLir UK UN AUD, Lancaster.
PRISON ixsfxctobs.
JOHN HERMAN, Man helm.
J. H SCI1LEGELMIL1CH, E. Donegal.
JURY COMMISSIONER.
WILLIAM ELLMAKEU. Earl.
Vacancies.
TCOK ASSEMBLY,
C. A. OBLENDER,
EIutiTH WARD, will be a candidate for Rep
resentative from tho 1st (City) Legislative
district. Subject to the decision of the Demo
cratic pi lnmiius. Iun22tp
TU AKE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
ELIM G. SNYDER,
ot the NINTH WARD, a candidate for Assem
byor tho Flret district, fcubjectlo Demo
cratic rule?. jlyl4-tp
VAHKLAXIBS, C.
rpuK dtamuako oakkiauk work
OF LANCASTER COUNTY.
EDGERLEY 4 Co.,
FINE
Carriage Builders,
MARKET STREET,
Bear of Central Market Houses,
LANCASTER, 1'ENN'A.
We make eei j-style BngKyand Carriage de
slrod. All work tinHhcd in the most comfort
able and elegant style. We we only tho best
selected material, and employ only the best
mechanics. or quality or work our prices are
the cheapest in the state. Wo buy tor cash and
sell on tho. most reasonable terms, Glvensa
cull. All work warranted. Repairing prompt
tj: attended to. One set ot workmen especlullv
mploved lor that purpose . I n2G-thl Aw
MED1VAX.
TV YOU WANT TO
KEEP COOL,
GO AND DRINK SOME FIRST-CLASS
cream; soda water,
-AT-
LOCHER'S DRUG STORE,
NO. 9 BAST KING STREET,
3- Only FIVE CENTS a Glass.
B
KNSON'S rOKOOS IO.ASTEKS.
Back Ache
POSITIVELY CURED BV
Reasons Why they are Preferred to
All Other Porous Plasters or
External Remedies :
FIRST.
.Because they possess all the merit ot the
strengthening porous plaster, and contain in
addition thereto the newly discovered power
ful and active vegetable combination which
acts with Increased rubefacient, stimulating,
seiiitti ve and counter-irritant effects.
SECOND.
Because they are a genuine pharmaceutical
preparation, and so recognized by the profes
sion. THIRD. ,
Because they arc the only plastoia that re
lieve pain at once.
FOURTH.
Because they will positively cure diseases
which othei remedies will not even relieve.
FIFTH.
Because over 5.000 physicians and druggists
have voluntarily testified that tbey are super
ior to all other plasters or medicines lor ex
ternal use.
t SIXTH.
Because the manufacturers have received
the only medals ever given tor porous plasters.
Benson's Capcine Porous Plaster !
SEABURY& JOHNSON,
MAHurAcnmnro Chkmbts, Nbw Toior.
. A SURE REMEDY AT LAST.
Price 85 Cents.
MEAD'S MEDICATED
COflN AND BUNION ' PL ABIES.
GHAS. N. CRITTEMTON, lis Folton St.,
New York, solo agent tor Dr. C W. Ben
son's Remedies, to whom all orders should
readdraaKd.
JyS-2wdeodftweow 1
-rOtWOIUIITlOA UFPAKTNKBSHIP.
JJ! The. co-partnership in tho merchant
taUoringbuslne88,heretotoreexl8tlnir between
-X4THVON& FISHER, is thla fday Stssclved
ny mutual consent, aii persons In any man
ner Indebted to the said flnn. are. HWnffnll,,
I solicited to make Immediate payment toS.b.
BmrapmPfliisPttrs
A.u.vr.., .. uuvuj oui.uuiu.uu 10 re
ceive the same: and those having claims
against said firm will please present them tor
settlement. S. 8. BATHVON.
M. FlSIiEK,
101 North Queen St.. Lancaster, Pa.
SPECIAL NOTICE. Until further, an
nouncement, the business, without Interrup
tion, will bo, conducted by the undersigned,
who solicits a continuance ot the patronage
heretofore bestowed upon the firm, and which
Is hereby gratefully acknowledged.
S. 8. RATHVON,
Jyl5-lma3lw Practical Tailor.
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1ST
n" it t jin i iii ii !.-i
WHITE DRESS GOODS!
i
i i , - i:i"-iAX -i in tit
jqhn ,p; swarr's:
INDIJi
LnrsBB,
BWOB MUSLIMS, .,
- JORhKnIOT7KJ3
LAClt VHMCK&D MV8t.imL
LACM BTMIPBD MUBLUfB
1 1 I
ALL, AT IjOW8T PBIOmS. r
GLfh EsCOBSETB, 50c., 76c, $1.00.
DEFJ INT SHIRT, $1.00,
, , .CAPITAL BWRT, 75c,
WfTUBK GOODS.
hAger &' brother,
MIDSUMMER DRESS GOODS.
WHITE GOODS.
WHITE GOODS.
WHITE GOODS.
WHITE GOODS.
WHITE GOODS.
MIDSUMMER DRESS GOODS.
25 WEST KING ST.
N
EW YUBK STOBK.
White Dress Goods.
INDIA LINENS,
VIUTORIA LAWNS,
NAINSOOKS.
FIGURED SWISS MUSLINS.
WAIT, S11AND A CO.
stock at very low prices,
offer an Immense
Summer Silks.
Summer Dress Goods.
Lace Buntings.
Nun's Veilings.
L aoe Nun's Veilings.
Jnst opened, a Choice Lot ot
6 WIS 8 EMBR OIDERIES,
TRIMMING LACES,
SPANISH LACES,
FANCY LACES.
We have made some Large Purchases of
PARASOLS
AND
SUN UMBRELLAS.
Which we offer at Special Bargains.
NEW YORK STORE,
8-10 EAST KING STREET.
MS- Will close store until Sept. 1, at 6 o'clock
p. m., Saturdays excepted.
TJ EDUCTION IN PKICKS.
TO CLOSE OLT
SUMMER STOCK
-AT
&
LIGHT FIGURED LAWNS
at 6J4c, were 8-10c.
DARK FIGURED LAWKS
at hlie, were 12kc.
DRESS GINGHAMS
at 10c, wcie 15c.
BLACK AND COLORED LACE BUNTINGS
at 12Kc. were 18-25c.
BLACK ALL-WOOL LACE BUNTINGS
at 25c, were 37lie.
BLACK ALL-WOOL FIG'D BUNTINGS
at 31c. were 50c,
PlhK AND BLUE WOOL BUNTINGS
at 20c, were 25c.
Parasols ! Parasols I !
Blaok Satin Parasols.
$1.60, were $2.00.
Blaok Satin Parasols,
$2 00, were $2.50.
Blaok Satin Parasols,
$2.35, were $3.00
Black Satin Parasols,
. $4.00, were $5.00.
Ve have a Lot ol those POPULAR
FOULARD SATTEENS
At 6c ; Regular pi ice has been 12c.
METZGER
AND .
HAUGHMAN'S
NEW CHEAP STORE,
No. 43 Weet King Street
Between the Cooper House and Sorrel Horse
Hotel.
janl4-lvdw
CHJJTA. AM It VH.AHSWAMI,.
H
1UH m MARTKl.
JELLY TUMBLERS!
, FRUIT JARS
AT
CHINA HALL.
We have now on hand a very Laree Quan
tity of
JELLY TUMBLERS.
JELLY TUMBLERS.
JELLY CUPS,
JEftLYCUPS,
COMMON TUMBLERS.
COMMON TUMBLERS.
MA80N FRUIT JARS,
MASON FRUIT JARS.
A Full Lino of
TABLE GLASSWARE
Of New Shapes and Designs. Prices Low.
Examine our stock before purchasing.
High & Martin
15' BAST KING STREET. '
JL1QUOMS, C.
-niKOWAI.T'S
WINE,' LIQUOR, ALCOHOL,
Aim
GROCERY STORE,
NO. 2Bi WEST KING STREET.
HUU8KAJU GO'S T1?
NEW UQTJOB STORE,
Ho. 43 Herfk Qwm rec,,I.aBCMter, Pa.
The very best and finest qualities of Foreign
and Domestic WINKS -and 'LIQUORS, con.
siantly lor eal at "wholesale and retail.
Stsight Old' Rye Whhuryof the distillation
of 1875. Pure unadulterated Custom -House
Brandy, warranted ot the vlntagsust.MMEi,
5,cJ'hPwW,yIormeUclnije.nnoes. Pore
Ola Holland Gin, and other Whiskies, Bran
dies and wines to suit tbe trade,.
feW-lyd H0U8EAL CO.
"2ffi
Cjjj.MMOH',mrMMTtMMmMKT.
A'
aTSIOsl MmM'MnWKMXUMMMXt.
H
i
ASTEICH
BEOS-'
PALACE
-OF-
fASHlON!
13 EAST KING STREET.
WE OFFER NOW
SWEEPING .
- REDUCTIONS
IN ALL OUR
MILLINERY
GOODS.
FINE TUSCAN HATS AND BONNETS,
AT THE UNIFORM PRICE OF 75e.
CHILDREN'S SAILORS at 25c.
CHILDREN'S TRIMMED HATS at 75c.
Black and White CHIP HATS at greatly re
duced prices. Our stock of
Trim Hats and Ms
now on hand will be ottered at
LESS THAN COST.
FLOWERS.
HANDSOME SPRAYS,
FINE MONTURES,
WREATHS,
BOUQUETS,
r
At exactly hall the price sold before.
GREAT REDUCTION IN
FINE OSTRICH PLUMES!
Onolotot Plumes toitnerly sold at J4.00 we
fcliall offer now at $2.50. Our $5.00 White
and Colored Plumes at
only $3.00.
BARGAINS IN BLACK PLUMES.
All onr Colored Tips at 50c. apiece.
Black Tips at 25c. a bunch.
Fine Black Ostrich Tips at 75c. a bunch.
Tip Montures at $1.50.
RIBBONS..
WE HAVE REDUCED ALL OUR FANCY
HAT RD3BONS.
We offer now Ribbons sold bctoi e tiora 75c.
up in $1.'.'5 per yard, at tae astonishing price ol
ONLY 60 CENTS.
One lot at 25c.; loimorly sold from 40c. to 65c.
One lot at 10c. per yard.
SASH RIBBONS.
IN GROS GRAIN, WATERED and SATIN,
In AH Shades and Widths.
FANCY SASHES IN GREAT VARIETY,
At prices which compel sales.
A Full Line ol
New and Elegant Laces,
In WHITE, CREAM, BLACK, BRONZE
and BLUE, on hand.
Swiss and Lawn Embroideries.
NOVELTIES IN
LADIES' NEOK WEAR.
TIES, FICHUS, MULL FICHUS, COLLARS,
BIBS.
SPANISH LACE TIES and FICHUS.
PARASOLS
At GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, to clear
the stock.
FANS
Ot every style and description.
BELTS
In Leather and Cloth.
SATCHELS from 50c up.
Just Opened a New Lino of
LADIES LINEN ULSTERS
At Remarkably Low Prices.
Ulsters at 88c
Fine Ulsters from $1.00 up to $4 .50.
CHILDREN'S ULSTERS.
C 0 R S E T S to Suit Everybody.
We call attention to the
AUTOMATIC CORSET at 11.00.
LADIES' and CHILDREN '3 APRONS.
LADIES' and CHILDREN'S
MER.INO UNDERWEAR.
LADIES' MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
Wo request tbe Ladles to call and Inspect
our line or
CHEMISE,
PANTALETS,
SKIRTS,
NIGHT GOWNS, Etc.,
And also compare our prices.
CHILDREN'S and INFANT'S LONG and
SHORT DRESSES.
BABIES' EMBROIDERED SHAWLS
and CLOAKS.
LACE and SWISS CAPS.
One lot of Embroidered Swiss Caps at 50c
Children's Muslin Underwear.
GHEJUSE, PANTALETS and SKIRTS
i.fM nKifctasanaac. '
SUMMER SKIRTS at Less Than Cost.
HOOP-SKIRTS and BUSTLES.
LADIES' and CHILDREN'S .WATERPROOF
GOSSAMERS at $1.75.
Kadi (jnrmnnt. Wamx.,!
' k(M(ktoEiiaoi '
.
ujLnurua uniii. jels, ready tor use,
with all the necessary fixtures, in Dink and
"-""-"T . - 'A7 r
W
-LadIs will do well b
ill do well by giving us a call, as
1 P04 aad ine summer, gopds
ofct HwnrtMiHWi; jMdir ' to
we have lots ol
in evan mam t
icloseout. These froods we offeratgreatly re-
ituvuu woa. ausj c mjv jnuaeTgus to men.
tion. Call early ecretfct best
ASTRIOH BRQTHERS.
CZOXKEVB.
Neckties, Shirts,
"I STOCKINGS,
Handbags, Suspenders, &c.
AT
ERISMAN'S,
no.
se koktm utrran stbkbt.
8""
B AHD BtTMHEK MOTBX.TICB.
-AT-
H. GERHARTS
Tailoring EstaUlisiwit,
NO. M EAST KINO STREET.
1 hereby
stock of
i
Inform my customers that my
SPRING and SUMMER SUITING,
SPRING OVERCOATING
& FANCY VESTING
la now complete. I have now the largest and
choicest assortment of
WOOLENS.
I
For Fine Tailoring In tho city ot Lancaster.
. PRICES AS LOW AS THE LOWEST,
and all goods warranted as represented.
E GEEHART.
MTLHXJSKY,
"TUNE BULI4NEKX.
Irs.A.W.Weikel,
No. 88 NORTH (jUEEN STREET.
My many friends and patrons are respect
folly Invited to call and examine my
FINE STOCK
n,ii,w, 1,,,
COXFBISINO ALL THK LEASING STTLES FOR
DRESS and PROMENADE HATS.
LADIES can have their orders filled in much
less time than they have been accustomed to
elsewhere.
49Flease call and examine my goods and
prices without obligation to purchase.
J9-N. B. The Largest and Finest Stock of
CHILDREN'S
School and Dress Hats
IN THIS CITT.
A full line of
Human Hair Goods
Always on hand, and all kinds of HAIR
WORK done at the LOWEST PRICES at
Ml J. WEE'S,
NO. 38 NORTH QUEEN ST.,
LANCASTER, PA.
ap27-3oid,Tu,Th&S
em dma wnrea.
' '
pOHllIONWICALTH DISTRIBUTION CO
46th Popular Monthly Drawing
OITBI
COMMONWEALTH DISTRIBUTION CO.
in tbe City of Louisville, on
MONDAY. JULY 31at. 1882.
These drawings occur monthly (Sundays
excepted) under provisions of an Act ot the
General Assembly of Kentucky.
The United Btates Circuit Court on March 31
rendered the following 1 jcislons :
1st That the Commonwealth Distribution
Company Is legal.
IU drawings are fair
N. B. The Company has now on hand a
huge reservo fund. Read the Hat of prizes lor
tbe
JULY DRAWING.
1 prize $30,ot0
1 prize 10,000
1 prize 5.0CC
MprlzeslLOOOeach 10,001
90prizes5fl0eacn 10,000
J100 prizes llOOeaeh 10,00a
KOprlzesSOeach 10,00
eooprlxes20each lioet
lOOOprlzeslOeach 10,60
9 prizes 800 each, approximation prizes s,7tt
aprizeeaooeach, "
nprlzeslOOeach,
Whole ttckets'iaV'hair tickets," $l;"s7Ucketa
ISO; 55 tickets. $100.
Remit Honey or Bank Draft in Letter, oi
send by Express. DON'T SEND BY REGIS
TERED LETTER OR POSTOFFICE ORDER.
Orders of $5 and upward, by Express, can he
sent at onr expense. Address ail orders to R.
a. nuiiaimmi! i;ouner-iouniai ituiiuine
LvolavUle, Ky., or K. M. BO ARUM AN,,
w onauiwuv. xibw ion. iani-ioiosijaw
COAJj.
T B. MAJRTIir,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in all kinds of
LUMBER AND COAL.
j$9 fard: N& 490 North Water and Prt&ce
treets above Lemon Lancaster. n3-lyd
itOAL AND CB.SHSHT.
j Pure Lykens Valley and other kind of
Coal for all purposes well cleaned.
Best Brand Rosendale Cement at reduced
prices. Also Limestone Screenings for walks
and drives ; guarantee satisfaction.
Hay and Straw by the bale or ton.
Yard and Office : Harrlsburg pike.
General Office: 20J$ East Chestnut Street.
KAUFFMAN, KELLER A CO.
apri-lwd
M. V. B. COHO,
980 NOMTH WATXM BT., Itmemator. f
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
LUMBER AND GOAL.
Connection Witt the Telephonic Exchange.
. tYard and
STREET.
Office: No. 330 NORTH WATER
Mbas-lvrt
G
WoaU your attention to an Important dis
covery la our practice which we have foncd
very successful to cases ot prostration arising
from Indiscretion. Those saSerfag from any
of itfca numerous Jonas ot Debility arising
from abuse or other causes, wtll do well by
sending a three cent stamp tor further Infor
mation. Address, DRS.LAGRANEE ft JOR
DAN (late Jordan ft Davidson). No. 1C25 Fil
bert street, Pbiiaaeipnia. fa. uours tor con'
sulfation : 10 am. till
mar23-3igeoa
! p. n., and 5 till 8 p. m.
.CLOTMiirm ijtc.-i
2"
r h
t
1
M nr Tte M.
ATAL, ROSENSTEIN'S
ONE PBIOB HOU8B.
An elegant Fancy Checked or
Striped Suit nfadetb order for
910.00.
An elegant Light Colored Che
viot Serge or Gaaaiinere Suit
made to order for $18. Former
price 925.
Linen Pants, Coats or Vests
made to order.
Genuine and Imitation Seer
sucker Suits made to order at
moderate prices.
In my Beady-made Depart
ment you caa still find some
handsome patterns at greatly
reduced prices. '
The Beet White Shirt in this
city for 91.00. It's the PARA
GON, made In this city, of New
York Mills muslin, and 2200
Linen Bosom, warranted 3-ply,
One trial will convince you of
the truth of the above.
AL. BOSBNSTEIN,
37 North Queen Street.
s
1 ECIAL NOT1CJC TV
MEN AND BOYS
IN WANT OF
Realy-Iaie Clotting.
FOR THE NEXTFIFTEEN DAYS
WE OFFER. OUR IMMENSE STOCK OF
READY-MADE CLOTHING
AT A SACRIFICE,
In order to Make Room to manufacture
our Large Fall Stock.
Right here we desire to express our
thanks to the people for tbe great sup
port they have given us this season. It
Incites us to renewed efforts to please
the public and keep the prices down.
LOOK OUT FOROUR GREAT SLAUGHTER
ING SALE FOR THE NEXT 15 DAYfr.
125 Men's Cheviot Suits, 14.23 ; worth $7.50. 95
Men's Worsted Suits, $5.00: worth $8.25. ISO
Fine Blue Flannel Suits. $7.50; worth $12. 69
Men's Elegant Business Suits, $7; worth $1SL
Us Fine ill-Wool Cassimere Suits, $9; worth
$15; 85 Fine Men's All-Wool Dress Suits, $12;,
worth $17.80. 300 pairs ot Men's Pants at 95c.
550 pairs of Men's liigbt Pants, la tea Btyles.at
$1.30. 225 pairs or Men's Finest Dress Pants at
$3. Light Thin Coats from 45c. upwards. Dust
ers from 05c. upwards. Our stock in
Boys' sod Children's Clothing
s still large and varied, and our Great Reduc
tion in Prices will astonish the closest buyers.
We sell Children's Clothing front $1.62: $2.00,
$3.25, $1.50, $5.25. up to $7.00 a suit. Boys' Suits
from $2.00 and upwards. OUR CUSTOM DE
PARTMENT contains a lanre line of Sultdntrs
andPantaloonlngs,and for workmanship, fit
and prices can't be beat anywhere In the city.
We still hold the lead on our $1200 Sults.cus-
torn made: butlfDeoolewlsh to save money
they should not forget,before purchasing else
where, to look at our $15.00, $18.00 and $20.00
Sult8,made right up In any style to your order
mricememoer. mm vreat Jteauaion w omy
for tile Next Fifteen Days, and anybody who
wishes to take advantage 0 it will please call
eariy, 10 avoia me rusn.
L. GMSMAI & BEO.,
The Leidiog Clothiers,
66-68 NORTH QUEEN ST.,
Right on the Southwest Corner of Orange St,
LANCASTER, PA.
The Cheapest House in tbe City.
"aoiuiHai
CLOTHING !
Our stock ot CLOTHING Is larger for this
season than n3uaL and the advantages we
have are buying In large quantities and sell
ing at LOWEST CASH PRICES.
A7lt will pay yon to look at our stock.
OUR ALL WOOL
MEN'S SUIT AT $10.00
IS THE BEST IN THE MARKET.
AND OUK-
Custom Department
Infilled with tho Choicest of Patterns which
we lnvlte'you to examine.
D. B. Bostetter & Sod,
24 CENTRE SQUARE,
LANCASTER. PA.
pABFETS.
Carpet Manufactory.
Having undertaken to manufacture RAG
and CHAIN CARPETS, wholesale. 2,000 yards
perweek, I am now prepared to sell my entire
stock ot
Brussels, Iigrain aid Veietiam
Carpets,
AT GREAT BARGAINS AND AT BELOW
COST,
to make room and give my entire attention to
wholesale trade of my own manufactured
goods. Please call early. "
H. S. SH I KuKL,
CARPET HILL,
Cor. West King and Water Ste.
t .
j ANUASTKK AMD Mll.l.eKNVlI.l.trSr
1 J Can ran as XoUews :
t Leave Taaeatsar (P. K. Depot), at 7. . au.i
udtta. BL.and S, . and 8d9p. m., excrat op
Saturday, waea the last car leavea at 9-jw i. u.
Leave MBersrille flower BNliat&.g.aait i$
a. au.anaj;,saaf! ra,i
CaranuatlaUyoa r
rreth wreapt on Baa
dav.
ftoMnouA ,jBJUPuacr dkpoiut m. b.
1 Timlmm in rn rnlarl v m tttm Pnln mhlB
aad Port Deposit Railroad on the foUowins
. li f-
STATioaa iWoani-
WAKB.
Express.
Accob.
T.M.
r. v.
PertDepeatt.
Peachbottoot ....
Safe Harbor.
Celembta.... ...
'i MB
7:43
8:80
5:55
,43$
'5.03
8t
7.4,
I.H
9M
Sranoaa Soutb-
WAMB.
Express.
Express.
Accom
A.Bfcf
r.m.
Columbia.
l$t
r.v.
10.5S
ll:fS
I3J5
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7r?5
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PortDaaosrt.y
pKAim CtltuTJlflRIA K. R.
ARRANGEMENT OFPASSENOEK TRAINS
MONDAY, MAY Sd, 1S92.
"NORTHWARD.
U4TB.
A.M.
r.s.
r.M.
!-.
uuarryvtue...i
1JB
900
XARcasier,
King St.
7 JO
SC40
SlM
lneantAr
7:40
im
Columbia.
7:3W WO
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I
Readrag.
. QU
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SOUTHWARD.
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Laacaster. Klaa'St
Sett
On.nrllln I iiviaI I o.mm
140
6:45
Trains connect at Reading with trains to and
uumx-uiaeipiua,ronsviue, uarnebBTg, ai
lentowa aad New York, via Beuad Brook
aoata.
At Columbia with trains to aad. from York,
Haaover, Gettysburg, Frederick -and BaKl-Btore-
A. M. WILSON. 8upt,
PKMHSTI.VANIA RAIUIOAD NEW
SCHEDULE On ' and after MONDAY .
1ULY. 17th, 1882, train on the Peaasyl
vania Rallruad wlU arrive at and laavo the
Aiancaater ann riiiiaueipnianepotsasBMlowa:
I Levi Ar.
Eastward. LanPhU
A.H.
a.if
Mall Express
Fast Llne...-......................M..
Harrlsburg Express
York Accommodation arrives
Lancaster Accomodation arrives...
Columbia Accommodation
12:44
6:35
8:10
8-.M
$V
Hh20
9M
U:46
T.M.
Frederick Accommodation arrives.
Seashore Express
VZ-M
1M
3.-20
r.au
Sunday Mall
Johnstown Express
Day Express
Harrlsburg Accommodation.
MaO Train
urn
645
ftW
Hanover Accommodation west, connecting
at Lancaster with Niagara Express at 10:15,
will run through to Haaover daily, except
Sunday.
Frederick Accommodation, west, connecting
at Lancaster with Fast Line, west, at 1:M, win
rum tnroush- to Frederick.
ILe. Ar.
IFhlllLan
Wsstward.
A.K.
A.M.
6:27
:27
9-J5
9-.4
10:15
Uhao
r.a.
1:40
luiO
505
2J
T30
7:40
il:10
1:45
Newa Express
Way Passenger
Mall Traln.-No. 1. via. Mt. Jov
4 JO
4 JO
7.-00
M all TralB,No.2, via ColuinbfaM eaves
'8:13
magara xixpress
Hanover Accommodation leaves..
Fast Line
Frederick Accommodation leaves.
ll.-$9
P.M.
Harrlsburg Accommodation
Lancaster Accommodation leaves.
Columbia A rcommodatlon
Harrlsburg Express
Western Express
Pacific Express.
2:14
4:14
5:40
9:05
ivat
Harrlsburg Express, west, at S:40 p. a., has
direct connections (without change of cars) to
Colombia and York.
Fast Line, west, on Sunday, when flagged,
win BtopatDownfngtown.Coatesvllta, Paries
burg, Mount Joy, Ellzabetlitown and Middle
town. Day Express, Fast Line, News Express. Mall
Tram, No. 1, Western Express and Facile Ex
press run dailv.
KA1IMOAD8.
I
GREAT
Burlington Route.
Cfcicsg, BarllagtOH ft qmlRCT . K.
t'hicagts IfarltagtM ft (jaiwy K. S.
PRINCrPALXINE
AND OLD FAVORITE FROM
CHICAGO OR PEORIA
TO KANSAS CITY, OMAHA, CALIFORNIA
LINCOLN AND DENVER.
The SHORTEST, QUICKEST and BEST line
to St. Joseph, Atchlnsoa, Topeka, Denlson.
Dallas, Galvestoa, and all poiata la Iowa, Ne
braska, Missouri, Kansas, New .Mexico, Ari
zona, Montana and Texas,
This route has ao superior for Albert Lea,
Minneapolis and 8t. Pan). Nationally reputed
as being tho GREAT THROUGH CAR LINE.
Universally conceded to bo the BEST
EQUIPPED Railroad In the world for all
clnoooa ot travel.
All connections made In' Unfoa depots.
Try it and yon win find traveling a luxury
Instead of a dtscqmfort.,
Through tickets via this celebrated Uae lor
sale at all offices la the'U. S. aad Canada.
All information about rates of fare. Sleeps
Cars, etc., cheerfully given by
PKBOETAL EOWfUX,
General Passenger Agent, CaieAac,lxb.
T.J.FOVXEB,
3d Vice Pros. A Gen. Manager, Chicago, III.
JOMIf O. A. BEAV.dav JCastaaa Agt.
317 Broadway, 306 Washington St
Nxw Yobx.
mavlS-lydAw
Bobto Mass.
MOVK0 AM9 MTATjmWJUn.
INK, PLAIN AMD FA NUT
STATIONERY.
EW PANELS."
NEW EASELS,
NEW BOOKS AND
NEW MAGAZINES,
L.M.ixNNS
no. s waWKimt nmrnxTj
TOBUf HAEKH KUBB.
John Baft's Sons,
Nob, 15 &17 North Qoten Street,
LANCASTER, PA..
Have la stock and for sale, at tbe LOWEST
PRICES the Largest Assortment ot .
Books and Stationery
That Is to be found In the Interior ot Penasyl
vaafa, embracing New and Standard Books,
Illustrated Books. Jayaatta Bank. Saaday
School Books and Bibles, Family, BlblaslB
Various styles. Teachers' Bibles, Hymn Books,
German Bibles. Prayer Books.
WKIT15H VATtES M DTTILfrES.
Blank Day Books, LedaeWcash Books, la
voice Books. Passbooks, WriUagrlaks and
Fluids, steel Pens, BBTBooha. l-eafcet boofca
Burses, Photograph Albums, Oahteat Frame
Birthday Carckv Plcttira Carda. Me. ,HOL
LAND'S fLRATDGOLpPBNS. And
a general awoitiaaat of- Hanfaaaij;' ffchoo!
Books aad School Facaltare at a
SIGN OF IVBl BOOT
4 rnililinMi nmainiiTiMiiansinTi
. ---- -yrTHii (mnrrnapintaTljllifi lower
one). Is observed In away paneaa. This dark
iini m especially nnaspitasaa aeaeaiw tae
rMArKi..'
lower lid. prnlBclBca"arkDlasaBri-elrcalar
ring. All diseases ot tka Bra, Bar Throat
also Ctuoaie and Private IMaeaaga raecos
fnllytrealaaby :.--'ii' c a'
DBS. H. D. and M. A. LONG AK E K.
Office Is East Walnut St., Laacaster. Pa.
COBsnltatkm tree. 17-5tU
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