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LANCASTER, FA., FRIDAY, JULY 21y 1882.
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fOM K. UITUIK CO. '
NEW STYLE PRINTS !""
An Immense Stock of NEW STYLE PRINTS, CRETONNES, &a. Just Opened.
JJNTO. 8. GUVJLiESR
No. 25 East King Street
JNO. S. GIVLER,
tSSTORE CLOSES
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UWKfM 4k HDKST.
NEW TO-DAY
BOWERS & HTTKST'S
i ' NEW STORE,
Nos. 129 and 131 North Queen Street. Nob. 129 and 131 North Queen Street.
NEW DRESS PRINTS,
We Open To-Day : NEW DRESS FEROALS,
NEW DRESS FOULARDS. All in the Latest Styles.
NEW WHITE DRESS GOODS
OPEN TO-DAY AT STILL LOWER PRICES.
New Line of Swiss and Hamburg Edgings and Inser tings. New Line of Laces, New Line of Corsets and
Hosiery, all Marked Very Low.
W. If. KOWKKS,
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KKS KATHrtlM.
Well -
In tba manufacture of READY-MADE
1. The Selection of Stylish and Serviceable Material with the Best Wearing Qualities.
2. The Selection of Good, Stiong and Serviceable Trimmings, Pockets, Linings, etc.
3. First-class Workmanship, Good, Strong Thread and Careful Sewing.
In our CLOTHING you will find no machiuo-mado button holes, but good, strong, regular hand-made buttonholes. Our
Cutters are the most skilled. Our Patterns are the best.
MYERS & RATHFON,
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EXT DOOR TO THE
OOUKT
FAH SESTOOK'S.
f SWEEPING REDACTION
In prices ot all our Summer Stock to make room for extensive puicUabcs ot
NEW FALL GOODS,
EVERYTHING REDUCED.
Largo Stock ot White Goods, lor Dresses, etc., etc.. Reduced.
LAWKS, GIMfflAMS, FEBCAL8 aaa CHINTZES all RodHced to Effect Rapid Sales.
Large Stock ol GOSBAau.. WATERPROOF GARMENTS for Ladies, Gents ami Children
made to our own order, with our name stumped on every Garment.
EVERY GARMENT WARRANTED.
R. E. FAHNESTOCK'S,
NEXT DOOR TO COURT HOUSE, LANCASTER, PA.
house ruKsisaaro uoovs.
TjLINM & WILSON.
FISHING TACKLE,
ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES.
Rods to Suit AU Purchasers from 5c. Up.
REELS OF ALL KINDS.
SNOODED HOOKS, GIMP AND GUT.
LANDING NETS
Silk, Linen and Cotton Lines.
Cheapest Tackle Ever in the City at
FLINN & WILLSON'S.
SIGN OF THE 2 BIG DOGS.
VAJttKMAUJSB, C.
fTMB HTANUAKU CAKK1AUK WOBK
" OF LANCASTER COUNTY.
EDGERLEY & Co.,
FINE
Carriage Builders,
MAUKKT 8TREKT,
Bear of Central Market Houses,
LANCASTER, FENN'A.
We make evcrvstvlo Buggy and Cariiage de
sired. AU work finished in the most comfort,
ablo anil elegant style. We nso only the best
selected material, and employ only the best
mechanics. or quality of work our prices are
the cheapest in the state, ffc buy lor cash and
sell on the most reasonable terms. Give us a
calL All work warranted. Repairing prompt
ty attended to. One set ot workmen especially
mploved for that purpose. inSR-ifdto-
Z.IO.UOKS, C.
-pUtOWAT'T'S
WINK, LIQUOR, ALCOHOL.
AM)
GROCERY STORE,
No. 205 WEST KINO STREKT.
HOOsEAa, GO'S
HEW IJQUOB.STORE,
Ho. 43 North Osteon street, Lancaster, Ps.
The very best and finest qualities of Foreign
and Domestic WINES and LIQUORS, con.
ntantly for sale at wholesale and relalL
Straight Old Uyo Whisky of tho distillation
of 1873. Pure nnailulterated Custom House
Brandy, warranted ot the vintage ot I860.
Kept especially for medicinal purposes. Pure
Old Holland. Gin, and other Whiskies, Bran
dies and Wines to'sult the trade.
feh3-lvl HOUSKAL . CO.
A'-1;NTLJIBJK.
We catu vonr attention to an Important ills.
covery In our practice which we have found
very successful in cases ot prostration arising
from indiscretion. Those sntferimr from any
of the numerous foma t i Debility arising
from ab use or other, causes, ,wlll do well by
sending a three cent stamp for further Infor
mation. ' Address, DBS. LA GRANGE A JOR
DAN (late Jordan Davidson), No. -1G23 Fil
bert afreet, Philadelphia. Pa. Hours tor con
saitation :10 a.m. till 3 p.m., and 5 till 8 p.m.
uuswmeoa
ijtr iqoodb, c.
EVERY EVENING EXCEPT SATURDAY
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BOWERS & HURST.
VLOTHINU.
Vla,cLe Griarmeiits.
CLOTHING we observe three points :
NO.
goods.
HOUSE.
LANCASTER. PA.
BOOTH & RUOKH.
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KW STOKE I NEW GOODSl :
Went enow offering Bat gains in
BOOTS AED SHOES,
AT THE EAGLE SHOE STORE
No. 51 NORTH QOEEN STREET,
(INQUIRER BUILDING)
BURT'S FINE SHOES.
We keep it lull stuck of theao goods in every
number, .stylo and width, and can fit the
most slcinlcr as well as the widest toot.
We oiler also too following goods, all ot
which arc warranted ot superior quality and
workmanship, made especially to our order
by first-class city manufacturers:
60c for Child's Button Shoes.
$1.00 for Children's Button Shoes.
$1.00 lor Misses Button Shoes.
$1.50 lor Ladies Pcplo Button Shots.
$2.00 for Ladles best Fcple Button Shoes.
$2.00 lor Ladles Kid Jlutton Shoes.
$2.50 for Ladles Kid Button Worked Holes.
$1.00 for Roys' Canvas Shoes.
$1.00 for Men' 3 Canvai fchocs.
flSO tor Men's Fine Button Shoes.
$5.00 lor Men's Fine Hand cwed Button Shoes.
$2JS0 lor Men's Fine Calf Laco or Button Ehoen.
tl,'J5 for Ken's Congress Shoes.
All kinds Ladies' Shoes ( common sense
style), at equally low price. We also offer
Special Bargains In MEN'S and BOYS'SHOES.
Call and examine, you are not obliged to
buy.
JOHN HIEMENZ.
aprl-oaw-lydF
& CO,
Lancaster, Pa.
GEO. P. RATHVON.
AT 6 O'CLOCK.-
NEW TO-DAY !
UKKVJEV N. HUttST,
12 EAST KING STREET.
dhy aoova.
"ILOlsINO MUTt
AT AND BELOW COST.
My entire stock of
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, 1.
IS FOR SALE AT AND BELOW COST.
This Is a rare chance lor
GOOD BARGAINS.
A8 I HAVK AS
IMMENSE STOCK OF WOODS,
On hand, which were all purchased lor cash.
J. M. LONG,
ja-U0 U NORTH QUEEN STREET.
J."
MARTIN & CO.
SHIRT DEPARTMENT.
FLANNEL SHIRTS,
CHEVIOT 8HIRTS,
PERCALE SHIRTS.
PRINT SHIRTS.
BICYCLE SHIRTS,
DRE8S SHIRTS,
GAUZE SHIRTS.
We have Just received a large invoico of
COLORED
PEROALE SHIRTS,
And as particular care was taken in selections
of patterns tbey cannot help but please. All
sizes and. qualities, from the unlaundried
print shirt at 25c, to the very best French
Peuanjr with three col'ars and detached cutis.
Shirts Made to Order a specialty.
J. B. MARTIN & CO.,
Cor. West King and Prince Sts.
LANCASTER, PA.
H
ACER A BROTMEK.'
cheviot Suits,
flannel suits,
cassimere suits.
LINEN BUTTS. .
SEERSUCKER SUITS.
ALPACA COATS.
WHITE DUCK VESTS.
STRIPED DUCK VESTS.
LINEN DUSTERS.
MOHAIR DUSTERS.
SKELETON-MADE COATS.
FINE SUMMER TROWSERINGS.
LINENS, DUCKS, PONGEE,
SEERSUCKER, SERGE.
Eager &; Brother.
N. B. After JULY 1. we will close at C
o'clock p. m., daring the Summer Montlu
except SATURDAY
itoLEK&iftliLE.
Trib CO.-tMENcKBUSKT SEASON OVER.
Conclusion of the Kaeccififc'st the Normal
School A Brilliant oWamstaa Happily
Flalabed rmmtatlMPM IMf toma.
The exercises of the commencement at
MillersvUto normal school were resumed
promptly at 2 p. m., withia largo attend
ance. The normal school choir sang an
anthem entitled ''Prais, the Mighty
God" '(Emerson), after which Miss
Amanda-Homer, of New Enterprise, de
livered an oration, the subject of which.
waa " Do They Reraembei' lie ?" Among
the God-given desires oil man no one is
stronger than that he shtfcild be remem
bered. In every phase of life this is
manifested. The knowledge that in
some hearts there is ft nook dedi
cated to onr memory is a source of
unbounded pleasure. Remembrance is
the only paradteo from which man can not
be driven ; while we live we desire to bo
remembered, and with Dickens breathe
the earnest prayer, " Lord, keep my
memory green," as though the bright
ness of heaven would grow brighter
did wo know that friends' eyes
grow occasionally dim as they per
mit their thoughts to revert to us and
that somo hands are decking our graves.
Tho memory of Homer, Milton, Suak
sbcarc, Morse and Galileo will never die.
Wo remember with complacency and do
light those acts of our lives which seem
most praisowoithy. If anyone would bo
remembered ho must do something noble ;
men are remembered no Jess for what
they are than for what they do ; the
deeds of Abraham Lincoln are held in no
fonder memory than the recollection of
his noble character. Mun remember Gar
field's patience aud Christian resignation
and are better for it. A bcautiiul produc
tion, abounding in many ioblo possages
and very well delivered.
Miss.cs Brooks' and Westlake played the
overt uro to "Kuy Bias " (Mendelssohn)
on two pianos, and it constituted ono of
tho most brilliant musical features of tho
occasion, tho young ladies distinguishing
themselves by their thorough mast.'ry of
tho theme of the piueo andj tho firmness
aud accuracy of their touch. J
"The Stimulus of Opposition" was tho
8ubjcctof an oration by F. M.M. Peunoll,
of Patterson, Pa. The law of-antagonism
pcivadcs all nature. All me vegetable
au.l animal ci cation attests mo" necessity
of this principle Tho chronicle of tho
past leaches that wherever at struggle en
sued there have been two sides to tho
question in dispute. Tho history of the
Reformation was cited as an' examplo of
this truth, and tho speaker also used the
strugglo between tbo North and South as
an illustration. Honor comonot so much
fiouT the victory of conflict as from
tho zeal displayed by tho combat
ants. The South, said tho speaker, has
profited by tho war. Wherever the great
est struggle for existence and progress is
nccessaty there are the peoplo inspired by
the greatest fortitude and bravery. Politi
cal parties feel and arc governed by the
same truth ; in secular as in religious
aflairs the value of opposition is ap
parent. Instances woic quoted to thow
how individuals have risen to distinction
through trial and discouragement. Tho
storms of adversity, like the storms of tho
ocean, arouse our keenest faculties. Tho
greatest epic of our language would
have never been written) had not
Milton been shut out from the eight of the
glory and beautiet of this life.) A thought
ful aud scholarly paper, delipcicd with
good oratorical effect.
Miss Ella Beistle, of Germaalowii, Pa.,
delivcicd au oration on the) subject of
" Strangulatuspro Republica." The fair
graduate sketched the tceno when Garfield
wrote the words which were the subject
of her paper. The littlo lady ventured
into a discussion of tho spoils system that
ha perverted the politics of the country
and made presidents the slaves of
bosses aud demagogues, and said.Garliold
was above any such plane, and his firm
stand in opposition to it cost himliis life.
A glowing eulogy of tho murdered presi
dent followed ; she said that throcsb tho
ordoiiugs of Providence somo men have
performed tho greatest servioo for their
country by their death. The new presi
dent has taken up the work where G.ir
riold laid it down and carried it forward to
the satisfaction of the Ameiicau people,
and it is sufficient for us to know that
" God teigns aud the government at
Washington still lives."
A vocal trio " Fount mi of Lovo Eter
nal" (Campana) by Miss SlaufTcr, Miss
Ciements and Mr. Royor. camo next on
the programme and was a veritable musical
gem, tho voices blending sweetly and
rendering the beautiful air with charming
effect.
Oration" Tho Mastery of Mind " J.
M. Roberts. Mahanoy City, Pa. Tho two
great objects of human knowledge aro the
relation of 'matter and mind. Man is a
wondrous unity of these two qualities.
Through his intellectual faculty ho Ins
become master of tho material and animal
kingdoms. On every hand wo behold
traces of the power of mind upon the face
of nature : -'no barrior is imposed to the
'irresistible march of mind; it conquers
the material forces of nature with marvel
ous apparatus of its own invention. The
telegraph is ono of the greatest illus
trations of this power of mind ; art is
power ; it stands revealed in every wall,
looks out from the windows of cottago
aud palace : tho twin sistcis, music aud
poetry have lecwrdcd tho names of illus
trious bous, who seem to have listened to
tho music of the spheres and noted down
tho anthems of the angelio choir ; the
sublimo science of astionomy displays tho
mastery of mind, over tho my stories of
time aud space, aud proves that it is not
confined to the narrow limits of this eai'lh,
but wends its flight to tho infinite mys
teries of cication. The youuggentlcman,
who hits oratorical abilities ot very high
order, delivered his well written and
thoughtful paper with fervid effect, grace
ful gesture and. in a well-modulated voice
that raado itself heard and distinctly un
derstood throughout tho largo room.
"Jubel Overture" (Weber). arranged
for piano and organ, was played by Mrs.
Brooks, Miss Brooks and Miss Westlako
in capital style, each performer displaying
a manifest acquaintance with her part,
and executing it in tho most thorough and
finished manner.
" Tho Girl in College " was tho subject
of an oration by Bliss Fanny E. Fitch, of
Canton, Pa. Tho young lady regarded
tho provisions made for young women as
meagre ; as a rulo girls aro denied the
privileges given to boys. They' are per
mitted to accompany their brothers to tho
college where they aro denied admission,
notwithstanding they arc fully able to keep
op with and often distance him in the
lower branches. It is alleged that if thoy
are admitted tho standard of education
would havo to be lowored. It is true that
the girl would be out of place on the base
ball field ; few if any of onr girls can row ;
at football tho averago girl could hardly
reach' the accessary standard of compe
tence. The young lady thought, however,
that the presence of girls in' the college
would have a refining and elevating effect
upon tbo male students, and expressed the
hope tu.it the time was not far distant
when " our girls "will enjoy the privilego
of a higher education aad together with
the boys find the ladder of learning.
Vocal Solo" Estellft" (Torry), Miss
Warner. The' young lady, who is the
teacher of vocal music in the school, has
a voice of uaeommoB riehaess, parity of
tone and' strength, joined1 with many of
tbo little, accomplishments and skill in
handliogthat give vocal peformaaces orach
of their beauty. In the upper register,
in her trilling, and in her staccato tones,
the organ displayed an especial degree of
native quality and cultivation, and the
song was' in every way the musical gem of
me programme, au uniuusiaswo enoors
was tendered her, and though at the time
the lady was unprepared to respond, she
subsequeptly sang an amusing ballad
about "three old maids" that seemed to
please the audience hugely.
Presentation of Diplomas.
Tho graduates now took seats on the
platform and Dr. Brooks conferred the di
plomas without unnecessary verbiage;
tolling tho recipients that the world would
expect them to honor the diploma more
than it could honor them. At the conclu
sion of this feature of the performance
many of the graduates were presented by
friends in the audience with flowers and
other gifts, those who had taken part in
tho exercises having been similarly re
membered at the conclusion of their sev
eral efforts. Many. of the floral designs
were of rare beauty and clegauco.
The following is a complete list of the
graduating class :.
Scientific Course : Frank P. Eberman,
Strasburg, Pa.; A. D. Steckel, Racbs
ville, Pa.
Elementary Course : Misses Ella J. Beis
tlo, German town, Pa. ; Delilah Brown,
Kirk's Mills, Pa.'; 'Susan Clarkson, Bin
gen, Pa. ; Adelaide Clements, Washing
ton, D. C. ; Martha H. Ccopcr, Avondalo,
Pa. ; Augusta Davis, Wilkesbarre, Pa. ;
Emma E. Derkes, Millersville, Pa. ; Ida
M. Ebert, Norristown, Pa. ; Hannah R.
Finger, Lancaster, Pa. ; Frances E. Fitch,
Canton, Pa. ; Unionetta'Fries, Bfahanoy
City, Pa. ; Anna Frohlich. Dnncannon,
Pa. ; Hannah Gause, Millorsvillo, Pa. ;
Olivia W. Green, West Chester, Pa. ;
Amanda Horner, New Enterprise, Pa. ;
Sarah R. Miller, Parkesbunr, Pa. ; IdaV.
Scheatz, Bethlehem, Pa. ; Harriet Scnsr,
West Willow, Pa. ; Kato E. Stahr, Beth
lehem, Pa. ; Elizabeth Washburn, Whito
Haven, Pa. ; Emma Whitson, Millersville ;
Messrs. I. C. Arnold, Green, Pa.; H. P.
Aston, Smithvillo, Pa.; D. R. Baer, Mil
lersvillo, Pa.; J.F. Barr, Lancaster, Ta.;
Wm. Henderson, Gap, Pa.; W. J. Jones,
Lausford, Pa.; EdwaidKernan, Hazleton,
Pa.; E. M. Penncll, Bodford, Pa.; F. M.
M. Penncll, Patterson, Pa.; D. W- Ridge,
Bustlcton, Pa.; J. M. Roberts, Blahanoy
City, Pa.; F. E. Sanford, Edinburg, Ohio ;
F. S. Schiller. Duncannon, Pa.; Alfred
Spcuht, (dee'd), Allentown, Fa.; .T. L.
Stcwait, Kleinfcltersvillo, Pa.; I. Lewis
Walker, Gap, Pa.
Stalo Certificate: Walter R. Egbert,
Norristown, Pa. '
The degreo of Master of tho Elements
was also conferred by state authority upon
the following ladies and gentlemen:
Misses Margaretta Cheyney, IdaMcGaf
lick, Dorinda Rogers. Emma E. Derkes,
Caroline Jay, Clara B. Walker, Anna V.
Potts, Mary II. Whitson, Laura V. May
uard, Daniol Albright, Mary F. Shnberth.
Messrs. W. G. Edwards, W. I. Hibbs,
S. M. Yutsy, W. E. Barton, H. W. Ster
nsr, G. G. Lchmor, I. R. Harley, H. F.
C. Heagy, Elam K. Herr, Charles B.
Hirvoy, G. W. Mcllhenny, H. C. Brene
man. Tho valedictory oration was by F. E.
Sanford. of Edinbnnr. Ohio, and its sub
ject was "Phases of Modern Thought."
rue speaicer tracca me origin ox uciiei m
its various phases and said the prtsot-t
is an age of investigation. The pure sci
entist is an alion to the modes or thought
of the Christian ; scienco aud religion dif
fer in their relation to man ; science looks
outward through nature and history ; reli
gion upward to super-nature. Would-be
philosophers and scientists delight to
wrestle with tho insolvable. The denial
of miraclo and revelation is a presumptu
ous attempt by small scientists to compass
theinfinito in tho small sphere of finite ap
prehension. Tho speaker pointed out the
fallacious obstacles which a false science
impotcntly seeks to place iu tho pathway
of religion and predicted the ultimate
triumph of tho true belief. Tho oration
was a line production signalized by au
analyctic sense and deep scholarship, to
which an abstract would fail to do
full measure of justice. Tho vale
dictorian's farewell words to the beard
of trustees, to his schoolmates, to tho
faculty and principal.and to his classmates,
were pervaded by a beautiful sentiment,
couched in fine diction and breathing the
spirit of tho occasion. His allusions to
their dead classmate, Alfred Specht, were
iu admirablo taste and to a degree touch
ing. Owing to serious indisposition this
speaker was obliged to read his oration,
Dr. Brooks expressing fears at the outset
that tho young gentleman might be un
able even to read at all. But he got
through it very creditably and was roundly
applauded, as he deserved to be.
A class song, ontitlod "The class of 82,"
sung by tho members of the graduating
class terraiuatedvthc exercises. The words
were written by members of the class.
"Tnclr Warfare is Accomplished."
Was tho touching Inscription placed upon tho
tombstone ot a husband and wire. There is
nothing which so sours a man and induces
domestic warlarc as ill health; and especially
weakness in tho back, loss of physical power,
an carlv breaking down ot ody, rendering
ono unlit to attend to ills business. Then
cared and anxieties multiply, tho temper be
comes milled, and peace lllesontot the win
ilnw. ISi'hold the arreat restorer. Hunt's Kenn
edy! Quietly it comes to the man's relief.
One bottle searches ont thed isease and begins
its cure. Two or three more take on the good
work and finish it satisfactorily. Tho kidneys
aro healed and restored to their proper lunc
tiont, the weakness Is gone, the back is renew
C'l, tho bloom ot health returns, and all the
old-time mental vigor in one's business aflairs
and there is no more sour temper, but lasting
peace. All hail to Hunt's Kcmcdy.
lylO-lwdeodftw
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To strengthen and build up tho system, a
trial will convince you that Brown's Iron Hit
ters U tho best medicine made. For sale at U.
It. Cochran's drug store, 1J7 North Queen
street, Lancaster. jyjw-iwusw
Tho Celluloid Evc-Glas3C3 are the most per
fect artiilclal help to the human eye known to
science. Try a pair and be convinced. For
sale by all leading Jewelers and Opticians.
jyl7-lwdcod
' IIackjietack," a lasting and fragrant per
fume. Price 25 and 00 cents. For sale at Coch
ran's drug store,137 North Queen street.
Waloat I,ear Hair Kestorer.
It Is entirely different from all others. It Is
as clear as water, and, as Its name indicate',
i a perfect Vegetable Hair Kestorer. it will
Immediately free the head from all dandruff,
restore gray hair to its natural color and pro
duce a new growth where it has fallen off.
It does not in any manner effect the health,
which Sulphur, thigar of Lc-ul and Nitrate ol
Silver preparations havo done. It will change
light or faded hair in a few days to a beautiful
glossy brown. Ask your druggist for it. Each
Bottle is warranted. SMXriirKMNB ft CO.,
wholesale Asents, Philadelphia, and C. .
CUITTENTON Now York. Jun6 lyd.codftw
Virtue Acknowledged.
"Mrs. Ira Mulholland, Albany, N. T. writes :
"For Beveral years I have suffered from oft
recurring bilious headaches, constipation,
dyspepsia, and complaints peculiar to my sex.
Since nslng yonr B unlock Blood Bitters I am
entirely relieved." Price 1. For sale at H. B.
Cochran's drug store, 137 North Queen street,
Lancaster.
For DiuiftiMA aad Liver coaptatafc yon
bave a printed guarantee on every bottle of
Shiloh's Vltallzer. It never fails to cars. For
sale at Cochran's drug store, 1X7 NortaQaeem
street. 1
i
, A Heavy Swell. , ,,, i
Jacob H. Bloomer, ot Virgillc, S'. Y., writes :
"Your Thomas' KclectrM'UU cared a, badly
swelled seek and sore throat oa my ton in
forty-eight hours ; ono application' also re
moved tho pain from a very son tea ; bt
wife's foot was also much inflamed so ranch
so that she could not walk about the bwse;
she applied tho Oil. aad in twenty-four hours
was entirely cured.'' For sale at H. B. Coch
ran's drag store, 137 North Queen street.
Lancaster.
A basal nrjKcroB tree with each bottle of
Shiloh's Catarrh Koinedy. Price SO cents. For
saie at coenran's arug store, is, oriu vjuccn
street.
CLOTMIKO.
Once More.
Bargain Section 6.
The Fancy Vests at $i .00 and
the White Vests at 75 cents
have been strengthened by large
additions. More $1.25 Mohair
Ceats were added yesterday.
More than half the total cloth
ing offered in the Eight Bargain
Sections, July 1, is sold. The
special offering still carry Thin
Stuffs and Woolen Clothing for
Men's and Boys' wear in large
variety. In a general sense the
Bargains are as attractive now
as when the sale began.
Wanamaker & Brown.
OAK HALL, Sixth and MABsar,
PHILADELPHIA.
BOOKS AKD BTAt'IONXMl,
IflNE, 1'IiAIN AND FAHCX
STATIONERY.
ET 1'ANKLB.t
NEW JSASEL9,
NEW BOOKS AND
NEW MAGAZINES,
AT
L. M. EL YEN'S
NO. 43 WEST KINO STREET.
r
UN KAKIl'S bOKB,
John Baer's Sons.
Nos. 15&17 North Queen Street
LANCASTER, 1A.
Have in stork and for sale, at tho LOWEST
I'ltlCES the' Largest Assortment of
Books and Stationery.
That is to bo found in the interior ot Pennsyl!
vunia, embracing New and Slandard Boobs. I
IllusUuted iiooks. Juvenile Uooks. Sundali
School Books aud Bible, Family Ulblestif
various tayn-H, xeacucrs' rsiuies, iiyran uoora,
German lllblus, Prayer Books.
WRLTIKtt PAPERS aad ENVELOPES.
Blank Day Books, Ledgers. Cash Books, In
voice Books, Passbooks, Writing Inks and
Fluids, Steel Pens, Bill Books. Pocketbooka
Purses, Photograph Albums, Cabinet Frames
Birthday Cards. Picture Cards. Ac. HOL
LAND'S CELEBRATED GOLD PENH. Antt
a general assortment of Stationery, School
Books and School Furniture at tho
SIGN OF THE BOOF
ED U CATION AL,
SWARTU910KK COLLKOK.
KE-OPENINU IN RESTORED BUILD
ING. Both sexes admitted. College and pre
paratory school under aire ot members ot
the Society ot Friends. The main building,
destroyed by lire 9th mouth. List, has been
completely rebuilt, enlarged, and titled up
with all conveniences. Thorough instruction
In Languages, Literature. .Mathematics and
tne Sciences. New Scientific Building con
taining Laboratories, Drafting Rooms, Ma
chine fcliops.andall appliances for pursuing a
thorough course in Chemistry, Mechanical
and Civil Engineering. The next term opens
0th mo. (Sept.) 13th Apply early, as, other
things being equal, places will be given to the
earliest applicants.
For fall particulars, address
EDWARD SI. MAGILL, Pres't,
Swarthmoro College, Delaware Co., Pa.
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MIHCKIm1ANKOVB,
1ITAHTKD.
ClttAR MAKERS WANTED.
BUNCH BREAKERS & ROLLERS
Can find stea'ly employment nt Cincinnati,
Ohio.
Prices for Rolllng-From $.1 50 to 15 00 per 1.0C0
For Bunch-Breaking f2S3 to 93 00 per 100.
The Cincinnati (Ohio) Cigar Manufacturers'
Association, consisting of the principal man
ufacturers ot the city,w!ll guarantee work the
year around to all competent and steady
workmen. For information apply to
G. D. WOODWORTII. Secretary,
Cincinnati Cigar Manuf. Association,
W ltd No. 7 W. Front St., Cincinnati, U,
DISSOLUTION OF PAKTN&RSHIP.
The co-partnership in the merchant
ta!loringbnslncH,hcrctoforccxist!ng between
RATHVON A FISHER, i this day dtssclvcd
by mutual consent. All persons in any man
ner indebted to the said firm, aro respectfully
solicited to make Immediate payment to 8. S.
RATHVON, who is hereby authorized to re
ceive the same: And thoso having claims
against said linn will please present them for
settlement. S. S. RATHVON,
SI. FISHES,
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
herctolore bestowed upon the firm, and which
is hereby gratetuUy acknowledged.
S. 8. RATHVON,
jyl5-lmd&3tw Practical Tailor.
TNORKASE TOUR CAPITAL.
WHEAT STOCKS,
.10, $20, 50, $100.
Investors of small and medlam amnnnts In
drain, Provisions snd Stocks as fully pro
tected as most extensive and influential opera
tors. Our successful, fully tried, old estab-
lisneu pian. trt it. Jieporu sent weesiy,
dividends paid monthly. -Sead at once for ex
nlanatorv circulars and oast record, vrsb.
Dividends paid dnrlng past thirteen months
on wis lunu 900.71 per snare, auuito
FLEMMLNG & MERRIAM,
141' and 143 LiS ALLE ST., CHICAGO, ILL.
, yfl'c want a local agent in every town.
Excellent inducements. Good pay to a re
sponsible, enterprising man. Write for terms.
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Tkat Baowa's Ikon fliTTMII(. .(
will lepra Umi worst; case of, dys-,-
Winjnsaro a effy'ppet!te" "
and laereased'digMtioa.
Carts geaeral dabilitr.asd gives
a now lease of Ills.
Dispels nervous depression and
low spirits. . .p
Restores aa esaavstad aarslag
motaer to foil 'strength and gives ' -abuadant
' rosteBaaoa for her .
child. "
Strengthens the mosclts and ,
nerves, euriubea the blood.
Overcomes weakness, wakefal-
iipkk and lairk-nf pnnrtrr.' ' ' I
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Keeps off all obills, fevers, aad
other malarial poisoa.
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Will iufuso with new life the '
weakest invalid.
f 37 Walker St.,UalUmore,Dec.lS8S., .
l For six years 1 have been a
groat sulTerer from Blood pin
ease, Dyspepsia, ami Constipa
tion. omi becamoBo deWtttated j
that I Could not retain anything
Ion my stomach, in fact, lite bad
almost become a bnnten. Final- '
ly, when hope had almost. lelt t
f me, my husband seeing Buowa'a
I hon Hitters advertised In the
paper. Induced me to give Its
trial. 1 am now taking the third
bottle and have not felt so well ,
i in nix yearn as I do at the pres
ent tlmo.
Mas. L. F. Gaivris.
Crown's Iron Bitters will
have a better touio effect mpon
any one who needs " bracing up,"
than any medicine made.
For sate at H. B. COCHRAN'S Drug Store,
i:t; and ta North Queen street. Lancaster.
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HjAMCAHTEM WATCHES.
T .
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ICWICKEKSHAM'SLANCASTEIIWATCH
KBBPS ITS
VoMerfnl Record
UNBROKEN
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FOR FOUR Y-5 ARS.
Lancaster June 12, lt&L
A.UlTNER.ESy,
Manager ZancaUcr Watch Factory.
DEAR SIS : IN THE SUMMER OF
1S73 I MADE A EUROPEAN TOUR
TRAVELING SOME'ltjOOO MILKS. I
CARRIED WITH ME ONE OF YOUR
LANCASTER WATCHES. IT NEVER
STOPPED AND DID NOT VARY' A
SINGLE MINUTE FROM THE TRUE
TIMED URING THE ENTIRE TRIP.
I HAVE CARRIED THE SAME
WATCH FOR THE FOUR YEARS
SINCE THAT TIME. AND IT HAS
MAINTAINED ITS ' WONDERFUL
RECORD UNBROKEN, t
I Am AGAIN ABOUT TO START
ABROAD FOR A PROLONGED RESI- ,
DENVE, MY FAITHFUL TIME
KEEPER, WHICH HAS COME TO gE
CONSIDERED A FRIEND. GOES ' '
niTH ME, AND I WILL BE PROUD
TO EXHIBIT IN ANYWHERE AS A,
TRIUMPH OF AMERICAN SKILL
AND HOME INDUSTRY.
' Tours very truly,
Jl P. WICKERSHAM, '
American Minttter to Denmark. ' i
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THE FIRST OB THB
Lancaster Watts
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TO OROB6 IBM BMAB.
PAPER MAMtWIUS, me.
W
J5 HAVK HUMS
MHHrlMi suns'
THAT WE BE SLIGHTLY WET
ON ENDS FROM THE LATE FIRE. THAT
WILL BE fOLD AT FROM
10 to 15 Cents a Yard.
These aro bargains and run In almost all
colors.
EN18 OF WALL PAPERS
Will be sold low in order 10 close out.
wo uiuko to orrter all Kindt ot
SCRKKNS FOR WINDOWS
And pot them up In such a manner that you
need not remove them when yon wish to clo
tho window, - "
WIRES SOLO KV THE FOOT . - - ;;-.
ih any quantity. We Mive some slightly.,
damaged nt fi urn ft to H cents a foot, '
running measure.
We keep an olegant fluent
LACE CURTAINS.
Hat e opened New Pattern within a week. '
LACE LAMBREQUINS, BEIi oKTH and
VESTIBULE LACE BT THE TARD.
Biass.'Kbony, Chcrryaad Walnut Poles, Ex -tension
Cornices. Ac Pier aad ,:
ManUe Mirrors.
Phares W. Fry;:
57 NORTH QUEEN STBBETi
CKAX'S SPJCGXiriU JSatDlVlJMt. XMS
I Great Earns. Remedy. 'An smJauins:
euro for Impoteaey, aad all IMBsassaftaaxii'J
loiinw loss 0. Jteaory, universal
tnde. Pain In Mm Baek.
Vision. Prematoran Old An.
other diseases that lead to iassali
sumption aad a rrematare Grave. - Van
tX ctuars In onr pasaplet, widen we desire ta
send tree by mall to every one. TM BBeette
age, or six packages lores, or will te seaftree
by mail oa the recedes or the ateaey.aVsd
dressmgtleagnt,H.B.Coean,m mi MW
North Queen street. Oa account of eoaater
reits. webavoadopted tte YeUenriWmpiwr;
theonly genuine. Guarantees of enre tosaedhr
us.- For sale la Lancaster by U. B. Cochran.
137 Korth Queen street.
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