-
33r:3,raeaMKga. MSTrtofixnxk.&mw&i
LANCASTER BAELY IlPTfiiiLLdENGEK; MONDAY, OCTOBER
SLIPPED INTO TEE MAIL.
rSMTAGK ICE ON UEAYB'4 1.1 FK
Itnmantse Quantities of Stalwart Campaign
Documents Mailed With Iasafflcieot
Postage The Government Eossm.
Philadelphia Times.
Stories are afloat in different parts of
the state about tbo. passsgo through the
mails of Stalwart campaign documents
especially a life of General Beaver in book
frim at a less rate of postage than re
quired by law. Thn postofllco authorities
in this city declare that their skirts arc
clear, but at tbo same time 'admit that
documents with insufficient postage have
been circulated without their knowledge.
It appears that in the Philadelphia post
ofiice, as in all the largo offices of the
country, the number of packages used in a
day is so immense that some de
pendence has to be placed in the
honesty of people who mail matter
in laryo quantities, especially heavy pack
ages. Everything cannot bo weighed. The
campaign documents have been coming in
sacks, which are emptied out among the
other heavy mail matter, and when they
first began coming in a few of the books
and pamphlets were taken at random and
weighed. They were generally found to
have tho required number of .stamps, but
it is learned from an evidently trustworthy
Miiirco that lha man who docB most of tho
weighing, when ho found an occasional
package that was not sufficiently stamped,
cuiiMuereu umc, as tuo documents weie
Roiied by tho Republican state committee
and to help along thfl Republican cause, it
would not bo a judicious thing for him to
make any fus3 about it and get into a per
sonal controversy with such potential
powers, so bo concluded to let somebody
else make tho disturbance if any was
"-? to bo made.
g- '":od8 of publications have boon
Two k. immense quantities one a
sent out in . wteu!nS nearly four
rolled pamphlet, . " , fc containing
ounces, and tho olhor . e, which
General Beaver's life comp'Jfc. yy iaw
weighs ten ounces. Tlltf vwiihlow tiie
requires each a two cent P'smp AOu ;
books fivo cents. Cojiics of each ba
been sent bearing only a one-cent .stamp
and some ol them have been mailed front
the Philadelphia office. There is very good
reason, however, for believing that the
number sent under illegal postage from
tbo Philadelphia postoflico has been small
compared with those sent from other
postofiices in tho state, to which they have
been forwarded in large quantities as
freight. As no less than 100,000 copies, of
tho lifo of General Beaver have been dis
tributed, if they weie all sent through the
mails at one crnt instead of fivo cent pos
1 ago it. j cprespnLs at item of $4,000 with
held fiom tho gcnei-'l government, and if
the smi thing has been dono VF:.fc:i other
documents the loss represented "?o;ikl bo
much greater.
As soon a the mMter was noticed and
began to be talked about it reached' tho
cars oi L JMiJi;iMer jrinueKoi-us, vau esiii-
tioned the men handling that class of ma, J
tor to he more particular. -nd, as a result, I
lanre fluauutics ol iKimnuietii and books
luwmtnttn mtnrtioil to llm T,,,,!,!;--,,
began to bo returnni to inn .p.unicati ;
ncauciuuiicii iui menu miu;b, j.iuui iu
the dio!vt of thoo who weio saa'lntfj
lho:u out. Fivo cc'its on every document
when thousands arc beinj; frnt out foots
ti) r. foimidabio itSM.
? later than Saturday documents wero
f-cnt out that could not bo passed. Eve::
"Aith the inert ied surveillance enjoined
some slip through, it is stated, and the
theory upon which tho Republican com
mitUv apjiears to act is that the wibordi
xiatrs vhc handle the matter, in the
present conditiou of io!itic;vl affairs will
not t.ilto tlio insponsibility of scruti
nizing tho stamps too closely. It is said
that a way Las Ikscu found of lato of beat
ing tho matter abont tho bush by puttins
all the documents for individuals iu par
ticular cities aud towns together in sack.-
and having these sacks unmailcd, placed
in tho personal charge of employees on
mail cars, who hand them over to tho post
master of tho place, who, in accordance
with instiuctinus, mails tho whole lot as
local postage and distributes them. Even
under this arrangement ono cent postage
is not enough on tho books, but there has
boen .so much sharp practice about tho
matter and .so much circumlocution has
been used that it is difficult to say who is
reeponsiblo for the systematic swindling
that is being carried on.
ll'i-:v l-hardlvan adult porson living bi'l
im Honiil-.ni m tionlilfd with kidney !tl'!oiilly,
thicU Is U' isiov.1 prolilic nu'l dangerous
mis" oi all dtseaM's, There Is no nortnt need
to have any tor;.-: oi Kidney or miliary tiouble
it Hop Uil'iifi aie takon occasionallv.
olC-2wl&v
" Magnificent pi oml-.es somi'tliiics end in
paltry perlonnanwc." A mnKiiilleeiit excep
tion to this Is inutid in Kidney-Wort, which
invajiiiblyperfni ins ovon more cuix;s than it
promises, llnru is u single instance: "Mother
lias recoven-il," . rolo an Illinois girl to her
sturn relatives. "Shu took bitters for a
- ui but wiihoutaiiy good. Sowhcn she
longt. . Tit hies ot Kidncy-Worl she got a
heatd tu iliw completely cured her liver
box and it ..
complaint."
-s look like new by
jKo-Muko your old tlilu,. ' will be happy,
using the Diamond Dyes, ann to eenls.
Any of the fashionable colors lot .
ire
Smr.oiis Catawui kkmbbt a positive v.
rt 4'il4irth- lliilif linrlii nlnl fnilfi Ulntif h
For saiebyJI.lt. Coelnan, druggit, VS1 and'
K Nort h Queen street.
Satisfactory.
Mrs. Wallace, JSulIalo, N. Y., writes: "1 have
used Jlurctock llloo.l Hitters for nci vous and
bilious lic.idacheH, and havo l-ecomnicnded
them to my ti tends; 1 believe them superior
to any other medicine I have u'-ed, and can re
commend thein toanyone l-ciiuiringacure lor
bIlioii!.ne.9." Pilcell. II. U. Cochniu, drug
gist, 187 and 131 North (Jjuccn strcot.
Thb Ukv. Geo. II. Thaysk, ot Jiourbon, lnd.,
-ays: "ISolh mvi'lfaud wile owo our lives to
Si!iU)ii's CoNsuiimoN Curb. For Hide by II. I'..
Cochran, diuggist, 137 :md l."'l Noitli Queen
btreeU
1 low ofl en persons have been annoyed by
buns clinging to their dress or clothing, ami
how M-ldoui lia c thoy, when cleaning them,
given it a thought ilmt JSurdock Koot is the
most valuable blond cleanser anil blood purl
tier know n, and is sold by uvrry druggist
under the name of liur.loek Itlond Jlitlers.
Price $1. II ". Cochran, druggist, U7 and 1S:
North Queen atrcet.
fuiLon'a cubk wilt. tnmi!ll!i'.:ly relievo
Croup, Whooping Cough unci Lrniiciiiti, Fn
mile by II. 11. c ochrau, drugglut, U7 aud I3'J
Nortk (Jueun strveU
rI1HK SlAHDAKU OABKIAUE WORK
OF LANCASTER COUNTY.
EDGERLEY k Co.,
FINE
Carriage Builders.
. MARKET STREET,
Rear ofCentral Market Houaee,
LANCA8TEE, FJSKK'A.
Wo make every style Buggy and Carrlago de
sired. Ail work finished in tbo most comfort
able and elegant style. We use only the best
8olectr.d material, and employ only the best
mechanics. or quality or work our prices are
the cheapest In the state. Wo buy for cash and
soil on thn most tvasonablo terms, Clve usa
call. All work warranted. Repairing prompt
ipmttended to. One sot ot workmen epeclnlly
mplovd for that r-nrnoKo. InSJ-LfdAw
3N
OW ICEAUV.
OUE NKW
B3AL ESTATE OATALOQUH,
Containing a latge number of properties in
city and country, wltii prices, &e. Copies sent
free to any address.
ALLEN A. UEBU & CO.,
Beat Eautc and Insurance Agents, No. 10
East King street
MBDICAt,.
D
K., BKNSON'5 REMEDIES.
From the Cirhnioncl DispalcJt.
SEVEN MILLIONS
Of rare Opwi, ana Voa Lire and Ilreatk
in AtmoKpIieres Which Poison Your mood,
and Then Follows Skin Disease.
NoTiiiNo is Moke Dtxavvd than salt rheum
or eczema, which has lolly ft dozen species,
going under various nanies.ncariy all of rlilch
defy tlie ordinary remedies, destroy tlie hair,
llm akin and tlie ilesh, and iu many cases
death coincs.as a blessing. Sculp audskin alike
are Hubject to thi", as well as to dandruff, tet
ter and other seal y diseases producing bald-:ic-"j,
eruptions, ulcers and other troubles.
Intelligent people should beware or taking
poisons aa remedies for this class ot diseases
or the skin and scalp, undtlic variousremedies
which are sent out by unskilled men should
be avoided as one would a plague.
There Is but one "Skin cure " which can be
relied on, and that la Dr. Jtcnson's, and Its
name is an earnest or its worth. It Is not a
patent medicine, but the result ot his own ex
perience and practice, and la a sure euro lor
tho special diseases for which It is offered. It
makes tlio skin soltand white and smooth, re
moving tan and freckles, and Is the best toilet
preparation in tho world. It Is elegantly put
up, two bottles In ono package, consisting ol
both internal and external treatment. Simple
In its combination, pure and free from all poi
sons, It may be relied upon by all those who
wisn to nave pcriect honlth anrt frnmimn fwwn
all skin diseases ot whatever nature, whether
they are Eczema, Tetters. Humors, Inflamnin-
MuiiB, MUK.vrusvunugii Scaly Krnptlons,
Diseases ortho Hair una Scalp, Scrofula. Ul
cer, 1'iuipies or Tender Itcbiugs on any part
... w.u uuy. x-rico, unci uoiiar per package.
All druggists imvo It lor sole.
a. Ite volution
In the treatment of nervous diseases is now
taking place. Dr. C. W. Uenson, of Baltimore,
many yuus ago discovered r. sure remedy In
it Celery ami Chamomile I'llls they have
had a wonderful sale and success. Theycan be
neu cm io lwrmunently cure sick and norv-
lu-ailuchc, neuralgia, dyspepsia, slcrplcsF-
ou .,,1 ,,11 ucivons diseases. All driig-!sts
STm.IW'- VriQC m ccn,s "cr hox- Two ''
kccj i..jeu . t . r., frpi. ,. , . . . .
toril.ft. In. .' " "' V""" "" -l'k"J
"isoii, JtnlMtnotv.
price. Dr. C. W j,
v. Is wholesale
:..N.Criticnlon. ot Now Yo
a,;eal for lr. O. W. llcnson's rcnicut.
octlC-lmdM.Wta.
"? T 1JNKY-WIKT
JV
For ilie Permanent Cure
CONSTIPATION.
or
No other dleao iso prevalent In this coun
try as Constipation, and no remedy lias ever
cMinallci! thci celebrated Kidney-Wort :is a
cure. U'liaievertliociiuxp, however obstinate
tln"Li'. tliN leinedy will overcome it.
A ij ittlie aiuiid time on KMncvs, Liver and
liOWI'Ib.
PUes.
TlilscHstieslng c-oniplalnt is very
apt to nc complicated Willi eonsti
p.ition. Kidney-Woit strengthens the weak-
- - iih1 p.irt-.ai:il imicklycjnuMall kindsot Piles
.,.v(11 w!l(.u 1,1.-.jC..ls xvA ,llc,iicines have 1k-
r tailed
AS- If yon have cither ot tliesa troubles use
Kl!.K-WOUT. iiurslts,ell 1!.
wp271ydA.U MWAF . 42
LOCKER'S RENOWNED
COUGH SYRUP
Jias cured thousands. It will
Oonli or Cob! in less time than
ciiici your
any otlnr
L preparation.
rillCKti CV.'.YJVV VKTi llOT'ri.K,
I'lepared and .-old only by
CHAS. A. L0CHER,
NO. 9 BAST KINO STREET,
LANCASTER, PA.
itUVSttt AMlt Hl'AVIOJfJSm .
4CHUOI. ltuOKS.
ALL
SCHOOL BOOKS,
AND
HflTmOT taTTTJiar twtJ-
axKJUU tiJfL,lV7JT
AT TtIK LOWEST &A M:n
--AT
L. M. FLYNN'S,
NO. 12 WEST KINI3 STItKET. I.
.ANCASTEU.
S(
I'UOUL UUOKS.
SCHOOL BOOKS
FOJiTHK-
LANCASTER SCHOOLS.
For Sale at the Lowest Prices.
BY
Joim 2w's Sons,
N0S. 15-17 NORTH (JUEluT 3T-
MS-SWX OF TJIK JilU iOOA'.-e
VOAJh.
B.
habtih;
Wholesale and Befall Dealer In all kinds or
LUMBElt AND COAL.
Kf raitl : No. 4 North Water and l'rincc
treets above Iximon Lancaster. tiMyd
pOAL.
M. V. B. COHO,
BSU NORTH WAT.V.KHT., Jjinctuter, ito.,
Wholesale and Itofaill Dealers In
LUMBER AND GOAL.
Connection With the Telephonic JSxclutnget
Yard and Office: No. XWNOUTll WATEIt
STUEET. teb28-lytl
(OAL AND fllANUKK.
j Bestjgrade of family COAL, well-cleaned.
Hclfrht guaranteed.
i.MU
aim re bv the car-load nt Lowest Price?.
LAlso, Limestone Screenings for diivcs :nnl
walk-. Ceinent at reduced prices.
Hay and Straw by the ton or bale.
Yard: Ilarrisbm-ji pike.
Uenoi-al Office : aoJ4 East ChestnutStrccl.
KAV;PPMAN, KELLER ft
aprt-lwd
CO.
oa.uf&:i-3.
piAEVKTS.
Carpet Manufactory,1;
Having undertaken to manut actum BAG
and CUA1N CARPETS, wholesale, 2,i0 yanU
per week, I am now prepared to sell my entire
BtOCk Ot
Brussels, Ingrain and Venetian
; Carpets,
AT GKKAT JtABGAINS AND ?AT BELOW
COST,
to make room and give my entire attention to
wholesale trade of my own manufactured
goods, riease call early.
a S. SHIRK,
CARPET HILL,
Oor. West King and Water Sts. J
J9jcr ebovs:
SWAEE'S.
L
LADIES' MERINO UNDERWEAR.
GENT'S 3IEEINO UNDERWEAR.
CHILDREN'S MERINO UNDERWEAR.
Flannels, Blankets, Comforts, Counter
panes, xtra Ueavy-Weteht Cashmeres, at
lowest prices. Also Stocking Yarns," Plain
and Pancy Bicaclied Canton Flannels In rem
nanti. worth 12Jc to 15c, at 'Jc, luc and 12Xc.
REVERSIBLE SUITINGS at 'Jc. same goods
elsewhere at 12c.
Remember our HOME-MADE COMFORTS
are not excelled. They contain 14 yards of
Furniture Prints and lour pounds best cot
ton. And none quilted like them lu any other
aloro In the city.
NO 50 NORTH QUEEN ST:
qiBK .SOKIU END JIKV GOOUS STORE.
Ladies' Underwear,
1 Mens' Underwear,
Children's Underwear,
FLANNELS,
'CANTON FLANNELS,
BLANKETS,
HOME-MADE COMFORTS,
Ann A
Full Line of Winter Goods,
AT THE
Norm M Dry Goods Store,
tl-lyd
LANCASTER, PA.
J."
MAKTIN A CO.
GENT'S
Furnishing Department.
ItUV THE CELEOltATEO
PEARL SHIRT,
BEST PIT,
BEST QUALITY,
BEST WORKMANSHIP.
OPJSN Ott CLOSED BOSOM, WITH OK
WITHOUT EYELETS IN KOSOM.
3-AU sizes tor salo only by
J. B. MARTIN & CO..
Cor. Wot King and Prince Sts.,
LANCASTER, PA.
N
KAV KIBK STOKK.
DRESS GOODS.
DRESS GOODS.
Watt,
Shand &
Co.,
NOW OEEEUAN IMMENSE
VAK1ETV Of
Silks, Plushes, Velvets
AND
FALL DKESS GOOJ)S
In all tho new colorings at Lowest Prices.
OLOTH SUITINGS
A SPECIALTY.
I ust opened a choice Hue of
LADIES' COATS AKD DOLMANS,
ti' Kc.ivcr. Diasjonal and Silk, neatly trimmed
with Eur and lassamiMiuirio
at lowest city prices,
LiIil nml Dark Cloth Jackets,
Light and Hark Cloth t'Oitts
LADIES' CENT'S AND CllILDUE.VS
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR
In all weights, sizes and qtialltlcs
at Bottom Prices.
Merino Underwear,
Scarlet Underwear,
All-Wool Underwear.
NEW YORK STOKE,
8-10 EAST KING STREET.
NK
KW UHBaI STOKE.
GOATS AND DOLMANS.
Ladies' Coate,
Ladies' Dolmans,
Children's Coats.
JUST OPENED
AT-
HETZ6EB & MUGIAFS
NEW CHEAP STORE,
43 WEST KINO ST., LANCASTER,
(llclwccn the Cooper IIouso and Sorrel Horso
Hotel.)
A I.uigo aud Handsome Af oitincnt of
LADIES' COATS,
JACKETS, DOLMANS AND
CHILDREN'S COATS.
Made expressly tor us by the best Manu
facturers ot New York and Philadelphia, and
for Style, Beauty. Pinub and Cheapness, can
not bo excelled.
G BAY'S 8FEC1MO MKD31MJS. XME
Great English Remedy. An nnlaillng
cure lor Impotcncy, and all Diseases that
follow loss ot Memory. Universal Lassi
tude, Pain in thn Hack, Dimness ot
Vision, Premature Old Age, and many
other diseases that lead to Insanity or Con
sumption and a Premature Grave. Pnll par
tlcnlars In our pamplct, which we desiro to
send tree by mall to every one. The Bpccinc
Medicine Is sold by all rttugghts at $1 per pack,
ago, or sis packages lor JJ5, or will to sent lree
by mall on tho receint nt the money, by ad
dressing the agent, H.B. Cochran, 137 and 139
North Queen street. On aoeount ot counter
felts, we havo adopted the Yellow Wrapper :
theonly genuine. Guarantees otcuro issued by
us. for sale in Lancaster by H. B. Cochran.
Druggist, 187 and 139 North Queen street.
, , 755 GBAT MKDJCINE CO., If. 1,
aprl2-lyaw '
AHTU1CU HMUMf. AJOrjSKTlSKMLEXT.
8TKICH BKOH ADVKKTISEMJOrT.
. A8TEICH
BROS-'
PALACE
OF-
FASHION!
13 EAST KING STREET,
LANCASTER, PA.
WE ARE NOW READY TO OFFER
TO THE
LADIES OF LANGASTi
AND
VICINITY,
AFullLimtof
KE GrOODS
FOR THE
FALL AND WINTER TRADE
lrt .Every Department.
Ladies wlio havo inspected our NEW
Will be aware thaU our assortuieut in thatllno
Is lull und complete. It surpasses any assort
ment ever oflesed in this town and Includes
tho most choice fffwdv in
LU anflMK SQlQrea JaUs
dolmans;
paletots,
Black Coats and Dolmons,
SILK DOLMANS;
Circulars from $12.50 Upwards,
Far-Lined Circulars.
OUKA8SOU.TiIr.NT OP
IS COMPLETE.
IT EM Hit ACES ALL THE
Novelties of the Season,
-IN-IIATS,
FEATIIEU8,
TLUMES,
BIRDS and
WINGS,
We havo opened now a PU LL LIN E of
FINE BLACK PLUMES.
HAKE ItAUGAINS. Also,
BLACK TIPS.
Feather Turbans,New and Neat.
IN RIltBONS
Wo havo on hand tho NEW SHADES in
SATIN, VELVETand PLUSH,
Black & Colored Velveteens.
BLACK VELV ETEENS troin 25c. up.
COLORED VELVETEENS at GOe,
SILK VELVETS AND PLUSHES
IN. ALL COLOIIS.
BLACK PLUSHES AT A JSAItUAIN.
CM
Denartmeiit
injMBi
GOODS
NEW TEIMMINGS
-IN-
SLTjK, satin,
VELVET, PLUSH
And CHENILLE.
NEW BUTTONS,
NEW ORNAMENTS,
NEW LOOPS.
NEW AND FINE BLACK LACES,
In Spanish, French, Uand-Uun, (iulpuro and
KECEIVEO JUST NOW
New Hosiery for Fall and Winter.
CASIIMEKE GLOVES.
LADIES, GENTS AND CIIILDUEN3
MERINO UNDERWEAR.
IN ANTS CLOAKS.
INFANTS CAPS, JACKETS, SHOES, 4c.
J03- ZEPHTB, CUEWEL, GEUMANTOWN
and German YARNS, SAXONV WOOL.
CANVAS; SILKS for Embroidery, lochct
wojfc aud KaJtving,
DKT
CMUDGBaSS, MUBBAY CO.
BI-CENTENNIAL VISITORS
To our City are invited to make usa of our Store, take a look
through our large stock of WOOIVENS, and make a careful ex
amination of our enormous lines of
Dress Cloths,
Seal Skin Cloths:
Silk Plushes,
Winter Cloakings,
Sacqueings,
English Jersey Cloths,
Stockinets,
JkrPuRciiASERs can depend upon having their packages
delivered to the several Rail Road Statiojis and Steamboat Land
ings at the specified time.
Postal Order Department. Orders sent by mail receive
careful attention. Those to whom a personal visit is inconve
nient can order samples and make selections, and may rely upon
our careful execution of their instructions.
SNODGRASS, MURRAY & CO.,
CLOTH HOUSE,
Market and Ninth Streets, Philadelphia.
al5-3mdAw
VrOTJIJNU.
SH. KATUVON,
--.
(LATK BATMVOM & F1M1BK.)
Merchant Tailor and Draper,
COItNEIl NORTH QUKEN AND OltANUtt
STREETS, LANCASTER, PA.
la supplied with a FIno Stock ot
FALL AND WINTER
COATINGS. SUITINGS, OVERCOATINC6,
PANTALOON1NGS and VESTINGH.
All of which will bo made promptly to order
a tid .sailslaelion guaranteed, In
Fit and Fashion.
tloods Hold by tho yard or pattern.
ocl7-imd
J.
K. IHAI.1NU.
J. K. SMAUNG'S
GRAND OPENING
-OK-
( Foreign and
Domestic Novelties.
POtt THE
Fall anil Winter Season of 1882.
ON MONDAY, SEPT. 11.
A Large and Exijuidlte Line Iroiu
31 RUM VIVIENNM, PARIS,
IMPORTED niRECTANDONLYTOREJIAD
AT
121 NORTH QUBJN STREET.
TS7IL.LIAniSwN & FOSTKK.
Tho ch.iniro in tho weather bringa the
change ol
Clothing,
and where to buy ia very important to
every portion that Is so nntortunato as to
havo to buy for himself or other?. Tim
AU-Wool DRESS SUET
that wo are .Helling lor SIS is liked by
everybody 1in.'t hc-cs it and you can have a
sample of the oods (by asking lor it)
without charge. The ASSORTMENT ot
Men's
Overcoats,
la ready and for variety and llneness ol
flnfch they take tho lead. This is theBoa
aon for the small boy and the children.
Wo arc belling more CLOTHING lor them
than ever before, liecansc tho variety is
greater, tho patterns prettier anil tho
prices all lower. Do not forget attho'Haine
time we are selling
Hats and Furnishing Goods
very cheap. Tho stock ot
UNDERCLOTHING
Is very largo and low prices are selling 11.
Tho
1'ateHt JlererslMc Lines Collars,
named ANGELO, RAPHAEL, RU1IEN9.
that you havo bought so often from us for
25c. per box, and been pleased with them,
are now soiling lor 20c.
Williamson & Foster,
34, 36 and 38 East King St,
LANCASTER. PA.
Mi V CATION Ah,
O WITHIN C. HHomriauoB's
ACADEMY FOR YOUNG MEN AND BOYS,
MEDIA, PENN'A.,
12 MUes from Philadelphia.
SCHOOL TEAS OPENS SEPTEMBER 12.
JTixcd prlco covors every cxitenso, even
nqoks, etc. No extra charges. No Incidental
expenses. No examination lor admission.
Thirteen experienced teachers, all men and
all graduates. Special opportunities for apt
students to advanco rapidly. Special drill tor
dull and backward boys. Patrons or students
may select any studies or choose the regular
English, Scientific, Business, Classical or Civil
Engineering course. Students fitted at Media
are now in Harvard, Tale and ten other col
leges and polytechnic schools. Media has
seven churches and a temperance charter
which prohibits the sale of all intoxicating
drinks. For now Illustrated circular address
the principal and proprietor. 8WITHIN C.
s .u'kjk. a. M. (Harvard University
t. . i. . -LIMA, PENN'A. a3-l,Uilw
UOODM.
Gentlemen's Suitings,
Overcoatings,
Worsted Coatings,
Boys1 Cassimeres,
Children's Fabrics,
Pelts,
Billiard Cloths.
vnvimmt, VMUMKWJSAM, c.
"I4TJEU1NO SH1KTS AMU URAWEKH
FOR-
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
E. J. ERISMAN.
r AMDC.
COLLARS AND CUFFS.
E.J. ERISMAN,
IVTKW LINK OF
NECKTIES AND WHITE SHIRTS.
E. J. ERISMAN.
A IX WOOL
8CA1CLET SHIRTS AND DRAW ERS.
E. J. ERISMAN,
56 NORTH QUEEN STREET.
F
ALL OPKM1NU
FALL
OPENING
AT-
E GEKEART'S
Dig
It,
NO. 6 EAST KING STItEET.
LANCASTER, PA.,
MONDAY, OCT. 25, 1882.
O
NK I'lUCR HOUHJS.
Gentlemen's Underwear.
AT
AL. ROSENSTEIN'S
You will Und tlie Largest Anortineul of
GENTLEMEN'S
UNDERWEAR
IN THIS C1TV, CONSISTING OP
Merino, Bed and White Flannels,
Wool, Canton Flannels, Cash
mere, and Medicated
Flannels ,
AT
Prices Heretofore Unheard of.
Having purchased tlie entire stock of Sam
ples nt a Large Commission House in New
York at prices lar below the regular price, 1
Hball give my Customers and the Public the
lit null t thereof. Thoy aro iiositively '& per
cent, cheaper than any other House In the
city can hell them, ir you are in need ot any
call soon, as audi JtARGAINS are usually
looked for and sell fast.
AL Rosenstein,
Merchant Tailor and Clothier,
NO. 37 NORTH QUEEN ST.
LANCASTER. PA.
ArDLL LINK UJT LOHIULAKD'S
Chewing Tobacco. Rebecca only 10 eta.
per plug at HAKTMAN'S YELLOW JTKONT
CIG Alt STOKE.
;?l NOETU QUEEN. BXBT.
TRM Ttt.K ifS' Ht'lltf
rAKCASTKK AMI) MILLKKSYILLK K. "
i Cars rnn :u toliowK:
Leave ItnrntMer (P. 14. Depot), at 7. 9. aaI
11:30a.m., and , 4, and 8up.mexcnut ob
BatunUy. when t he last car leaves at 9-J p. at
Leave Miilcrovilli (lnwr end) at 5, H, anilJt
a. M., and 1, 3, 5 and 7 p. in. .
Can run daily on p'- iv tuue except on Boa
rtOIA)UUlA. niKT DBITOSIT RAIL
V ROAD TIME TABLE.
Trains now run u-gularlvon the Columbia
Port IH-posIt Railroad on the following
QimiWARlt. I -STATIONS. WOKTI1WABD.
P.M.
A.M
A.M
6 A)
6:35
C-A'i
74W
7M
7.-09
7:12
7:17
7:23
77
I0ra
lO-Jti
lOJW
llhM
r.M.
Coluinbia....
... Washington...
...Cici.Wfll....
.. -Sire HarlHir...
..Sla-nk's Perry..
.....l''iuca
..lorkl-uriiavv..
.....Tiicqiuin
.MtCairH Perry.
...Kite's Eddy...
..KMdng t'reek..
..Piiteli Cottoui..
...Couowlngo...
ti.i....M.
Ut
UM
11:10
ll:in
US6
11 JO
11:38
7:41
TM
&
8:13
7:10
7
7:3
75S
7:17
7
11M
7S7
r.m
12a
717
S33
1151
lJ0l
'.t"initt,.,t,
...I'ort Ui'poait..
ftUO
....rerryviiie...
piUUINM B VOLVM VIA K. R.
ARRANGEMENT OPPASgJCNeU TRAINS
MONDAY, MAT So, 1SB2.
NORTHWABO.
UiTE 1A.M.
r.M.
r.M.
A.M.
wuarryruie
Lancaster, Ring St.
Lancaster
Columbia.
6.-20
7 JO
fcM
7 JO
7:40
7:36
im
we
iaoi
3:19
mI a-l ami
BUUTttWAKD.
KMAYB.
JLM.
r.M.
r.
Reading.
75
1WW 6:10
rjf.
Columbia. kio
Laacaster. 9-jo
Lancaster, King at 9:40
gnarryvUlo 10:40
&2fi
8:13
2.10
5:40
6:45
8:
9-JtS
TnlMmnilMil nt. Rn..llnww1fl. .-..a... .........
trom Philadelphia, PottsvUle, Uarrisburg. AU
lontown and New York, via Round Crook
Route.
At Columbia with trains to anil from York.
Hanover, Gettysburg, Prederick and Balti
more. A. M. WILSON. Sunt.
TJKnMHKLVAlilA KAILUUAJ N J
X SCHEDULE On and afUr SVNDAY
OCTOBER 1st, 1882, trains on tho Pennsyl
vania Railroad will arrive at and leave tie
Lanctxn-' and Philadelphia QepolHa lollowsl:
llvl Ar
LaaPhll
Kastwabd.
A,
A.M
Mall Kxpress
Past Llue ...,
Uarrisburg Express
York Accommodation nrrlve
Lancaster Accomodation arrives....
Columbia Accommodation
Frederick Accommodation arrives..
Lock Haven Express
12:44
65
8:10
8:10
815
IMW
TM
10S
11:4&
rr.M.
12-JB
16
2:42
KM
r.M.
Sunday Mall
Johnstown Express
i'ay jsxprees. ....... ...... ..
Harrlsburg Accommodation.
5:4a
5:05.
20
MO
1145
8:00
llrt
Hanover Accoiumodatloii west, couneoUng
at Lancaster with Niagara Express at 10:15,
will run through to Hanover daily, except
Sunday.
Prederick Accommodation, west, connecting
at Lancaster witb Past Line, wtut, at 1:40, will
run through to Frederick.
Le. lAr.
WasTWAKn.
Pliii
A.M.
4JU
4 JO
7:00
6:27
6:27
9-M
9:40
Way Passenger.
Mail Train. No. 1. via. Mt..lov
MaUTraln.No.2,vlaColumbla,lcaves
niuguru cxprefx
Hanover Aicoinmodatlon leaves..
Pridcrick Accommodation leaves.
8:13hO:lB
llhai
r.v.
11:05
1:40
IM
505
2:30
7-J
7:10
il:lll
1:45
r.M.
i:U
Harrlsburg Accoiumodatloii
Lancaster Accommodation leaves.
Columbia Accommodation
Jlnrrlsburg Express
Western Express
Paclllc Express
Kv:-.
4:14
5:10
9:115
11:20
Harrl-bnrg Express, west, at 5:40 p. in., has
direct con imctiom (without change of can) to
Columbia and York.
Past Line, west, on Sunday, when flagged,
will stop at Dowuliigtown.CoaUjsvlllu, I'nrkes
burg. Mount Joy, EUzabcthtown and Bllddlo
town. Day ExpnwH, Past Linn, News Express. Mull
Train, No. I, Western Exprcisand Paclllc Ex
prvss run dailv.
VLOTHLMt JtC.
TT1K81I & UKUrUKK.
OVBBCOATS.
OVERCOATS.
OVERCOATS.
Would like you to call aud oxamino ou
lino of Children's, Boys', Youths and
Men's Overcoats. Wo havo all grades from
tho linest to the least costly, in all the
latest styles and shades.
We have this week a specialty iu Hoys'
Clothing-, which it will be to your intorcs
to exaniii e.
200 dozen Paragon White Shirts hav
just come in, quoted at 80 cents, linen
bosom, linen cuffs, Wamsutta muslin.
A bargain in 20 dozeu Percale Shirts,
with two collars, at 08 cents, this week
only. Full lino of Furnishinjj Goods at
low fljjmcs.
Merchant Tailoring our Specialty.
HIRSH & BEOTHER,
Feiinllall CiothiBgHoi.se. .
N03. 2 and 4 North Queen Street,
6 and 8 Penn Square.
sepS lyil
c
LOTMlMUt
CLOTHING!
D.B.1I0STETTER&S0N,
1NVJTK SPECIAL ATTENTION TO
THEIR DLSl'LAY OP
FINE CLOTHING,
Entirely cl thi-lr ow.i Superior Manufacture
for tho
FALL AND WINTER SEASON.
Their Stock ot Piece Goods Jor Merchant
Tailoring la larger than ever, and the Styles
are the newest and best In tbo Market.
D. B. Hosteller i Son,
24 CENTRE SQUARE,
I.NCASTEU. PA.
SAMUEL H. HUGJE, ATTUKNET, BAH
Bemoved his 0o trom SeNortnltake
Street to No. 41 GRANT STREET, lmiaedi.
ately in J
BnifiHng.
m near 01 .court uoaac, ixing's New
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8:W IteS
S.IK 5.30
7:45 !M
7:4 6:01
7 4-M
7:34 4-V;
V 4-M
7S3 4:47
7:10 4:3C
7rtW 4:XI
0:37 4tX
0:11 4:12
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C.-JU SO&
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