U G & s LANCASTER, PA. THURSDAY. FEBEUAKY , 1S3. Price Twe Cents, 1 ! ' ssbtixv mss-i& sat -ms -v mar r iar ar - -. , , i . r -w rrs mr wsarymr xyw y 'z y xr . -v ? VeJiime XIX Ne ISO. S1K-1I A. JtKUXUf.lt (,l,ibi.S'j c'f t -.'lVlL:t STOCK Extraordinary Inducements Ale elleic ! te all ,IifWI-Ii jiin'u.i-e :.-ij-l!u:;4 in ill's CLOTH I HO -ok Gents' Faniiii Beiffii. lI.Vi llpwalds. -I )1M i h'! ';A'i , let .I ., l-'iui :1 t) te f.i Oi) i i.oed I'.t.n k Jl.-ii . i u LKCO 1 -.1 .i.7.. te sue I tie ti(iii))K. el niij m e I In) j.i t i !t-en "7 l".' ii l.nV H s tin I J.I Hi"- mil Win iei hle I., at Halt .du-. t50 Snk CeuLs, Oilcb, irj le i. I.AKG.WNa IN TRUNKS AX!) VALISES V 111 Oil til"- ,1 ! till VdUI'lip. Kll (Mil ne.v hl'KINi. S-TtlCh uhlehue :::e nnv. 111.111111.11:: uiiug. PERN BALL ILOTBIMG HOUSE HIRSH&BROJ ? i ',"-. 12 mh i :. (jiii'cii S$. St-pb Il vS ;lI.C!A- MI'Uf! n'stlrhl ite!ui'i:(r!i el' ila". Fi'UMHi. 'In III. llil 11.11:1. te! out- N-u Spuil Stock ill ii-c mil 1 1 c h li.i.n nl our vjeilmi,, :! IloLtein I'lici i. SUITfS. Fenneily 'J'MtO Feitsu'ily TlS.() Fei inui'lv f?l!.() Feiiiuily ll.'JU FeiiiiLM.y -il.Ot' Fdiiiiutly i0.0iJ Sev yl 7.(10 JS'ew yir.(e Mew iji: 0(1 ew:jl'J.OO NewSlO.lK) N'jw $ S.'Ji) OVERCOATS. Fetiityilv.-i-l UM.. Fonneilyil (!().. ''eiUK-ilv-sll (10.. Vinn'ily $ltJ.(K.. Ferniei ly $ 7.."i0. . ...New l.i.OO . ...N'owtle.O!) . . Hew 12 00 ..New 10.00 ...Nev.-.s (J. 00 CAM. 1 VI. I.V '! ' !'.( I CAliliAlV Til IILjT U Umiuv t m i! J s 'Sm !t:i It: !i 3 s"i fi;s".5!tirci fii iiii i J. U. LiUUlJiiiil U. Uiilz. 24 CENTRE SQUARE I.ilNCASTS U. !'A S1' il'l.CIAS. Nui ill".. -TI1I.- ubAlilii KLL'UuliL'n VH ALL -IN FINE OLOTHBS, Al- E-GMEAIT'S NO. 6 EAST KViti JSTKKLT, Inoi.leito lediici' stock ami ii:.i-.i loom ler thcSritlNt. T-t-AUK. I will m.iki- up 10 elder ter t!-e n'liiainder of tlie tivsen, all HEAVY IVEKillT WOOLENS at COST PRICE. Thl-i Great ilediietlOU is ler dali only, .iiui will enable ea-li lmveis te bectue a fine suit of clotliei or an oveieo.it as low iu ll-y e.m buy tl'.ciu i wuly made. H.GElfJIAKT. THIXTltAOKUINAKV CLOSING SAjE OF Kendy Made Suits :;ad Overceats, fei; i;i:N"s, HUls' an.'. ClllI.DUEN'e WEAK. Fei 1110 110x1 Unity d.iy-3 e elkr fjI'l.eiA I. BAUUA1NS, In order te cle.'.r our eounleis and make room ter our LariieSpiiiijj stock, which weaie new manulacturii'y. SOME PRICES. A Stout lair of Werkiitfj Ii Jl3 al 'Me., $1.00 IK'S, &1.50. up te J 1.S7. All-Weel Kcrseyt., several .style's, at $2.00, $2.50 and J3.(H). The very durable Cheviot l'aiiltut $2 SO, $3 CO, anil $3.50. A bandsmuc variety of Mixed Cassimcre rants at $2.75, $::.27 and $1.00. Men-s suit- at $1.00. JJ.tO, $0.00, $7.00, $S.OO. 5i0.H0, up te ?l."i.OO. Men's Overcoats at $2.25, $3.00. Sl..r.O, $0.00, $7 00, 50.01!, up te $J(!.00. Heys' Suits at $2.37, $2.75, 53.S, fl.W, ?5 00, f li 00, up te ?U1,50. Heys' Overcoats al 51.75, $2.25, 5J.S0, $1.23, up te $7 00. tJMMicn't. Suits at tl.50, $2.0), $.3.00, fl.CO, $.(). up te J.r)0. Cliildien'sOerceatsatfl,37 $2.00, $2.75, up te $1 50. XWTliose people w-hetclnk tltcv ean'tafferi'l a New Suit or Uvcice.it will be'surnriaed te lind hew easily lliey tin atTerd it, if they avail themselves el the bargains we ate new ollor ellor oller ing. L. GANSMAN & BRO., THE FASIllOXABLB MEHCHANT TA1LOU AND CLOT1UEU, 66 aud 68 NORTH QUEEN ST., ltlKht en the Southwest Cerner el Orange St. 1.ANCA6TEU. PA. 5f-Tlic cheapest and most.ieliable UlelhitiB Heuse la the city. fJL'MU.M. I'yitKUH'KAH, &fJ. f J. ui.s.r. OifS FPJ'l!iiIl Goods. N-ilt'. -' k i' i nk. ici.ii '-. Silk anil ( a-ti k.i it- M ii"!-' ! iih n ii.utdkeic-liicl-, fine Mm'- i ii-rn.- j, Fur hpiiug Tep iiin.c :is e: iii(ivf-,i.jlIai'i,Culii. .-ii-iii iiili-i-, !'ict'l Uneki. Card a-i -. Ludu s' "-ateliels. I'he- u,i-it: ami Autograph Allium-, I'eiJuuieiy, Li4'i Ca-t , sc.ut I'liis. fclceve IlUttOllb, Ac. DON'T JAIL iU SEE Till: ultA.VU HIS PLAY. hi. J. BKISMAN, NO. Si. NORTH QUEEN' feTREET. '14,rji..iA'iliJi & ruaihti. w Special Bargains -JN- HEAVY W1JSTER CAPS. Wu h.nc :. l.iifii: !.'r el SI'UUN'U, WARM t.AL'hiei ilUlh. 'Ilicic yoeil-s we llavc put SPECIAL BARGAIN PRICK 'I In--pi'i: tui'j ei-cupj- anil tliu iiiunuy that 1-, tu tin in ut- wauIiMi ter ether eimIs, mj we -.ICllllCi- !t'l;lll :ii TVEKTY-FIVE GENTS. I ! tin- P mi li.ii.mi or the .v:ieii and will p.ij jeiil'i liny it ou don't just liced one lien. Im i:m . c liavc a uiy lilCEi. 'ill l II 'l new .-filing lei 50c. We liave in,! u-i r.i-il a Vl-UEI.LANKOl'S LOT OK MEN'S SOFT AND STIFF HATS. ( miil-tiiif et II lii!!i ; diilrii'iit style. Init lli-t ii'iality oeU tint wt- ar- proiiaiel te e;li-i te tin- piiljiieat 'J.1 per font. K-S3 llian In it a In i! aliu-. n .: VmI'iKals-ms'i'M'sasd dkivixu M.OVlJS c.i i new h 1 miht :il piiL-OH that arc '-peci.il-! ,t lu'ir i'u te tin- Inner. A1m). Willi's and HulL-i, 111. NM.T-. Uur a?:ii-irniii H:;!e (A' Xerkweur at 50c. H -.ilil 111 lull 1O1C0. He.ivy Suits. O vereijat3. Trunks. Vniisee. Umbrellas aud Rubber Clelhiug a pi m -am i , ill.-J.OWEbT. i j-YI'i' In-t m i k in Apiil our HOOT stud illOi. Hi.rAKTMLN I will be opened. Fester. Nes. 34,36 & 33 a. King St., LVNflASTKi;. l'A. Mm CMffl SDTfS fei: !rn, He.vs jind Chiiiireii, -Al- SACRIFICING PRICES. in ei-i.-i i lese out my Eultic Sleck el iOEfrlll Gletliing, I line M Mil. '.! 'I I! KM H')VN Less th.in i'u. IM ' V ilen.i.' e...i be bought let. Mi.V.S bLhljANT ALL PURE WOOL SUITS, I ei j" ii :. 1 tuinei I'l ite, $10,00. MEN'S E.Vi'UA ALL-WOOL SUITS, 1 ei -1 2,0.'. -eiil l.ipidly lieietoletclor flWUl. BOYS' SUITS Fiem $2...0 up te $;.. Only Half the rermer i'rices. MEN'S OVERCOATS At such i.iici3 heietolero unheard el AT EOSENSTEDPS, Ne. 37 North Queen St LAN'CASTEK, l'A. J55-N't'xt Doer te Sbultz & Ilro'slIatSteie JJAJtDWAJtE. IN I KW UAKDWAKK STUKI5. 9-11 SOUTH QUEEN ST., MARSHALL & BEMGIER, DKALEUS IN: EUILDlNGand GABINli.1 HARDWARE, SIOVES, HEATE11S, RANGES, PAIN2S,) OILS and GLASS. Heuse Furaisliiiig Goods. sllmditw B. KltAMJ. bATl.UK HAS UEMOVED HIS GALLERY OF PH0T0GEAPHI TO- NOS. 42 AND 44 WEST KING ST., & Exactly opppestto tlie Old Stand. ectll-6iud&wft WiUiamsen I UItfc.S'1 AM iJKsl. Keuieily f-cr .lladt;. It l- Compounded lruiu Uui, Jt.tlr, liiic!iu, aiau- ilruKO, uu I Uaixlellen. The eldest, be-t. moil rc-new .ed and valu able medicine in the world, -mil in ttddi'lmi it contains all thu byt.inii ii'ii-t eilective cura tive pi. ip.ji ties el nil etln-1 lenifdie-i, behiy Ihfc gieatiat liver leul.iter, bloen punHi-i.and iite and hea th lv-teiinj; ajfenl el -ti'U It gives new Hie ftud vitro' U Hie ajred and intittn. Terir-itrjnn n, l.i.iers. liti-i-iiy men. l.tdii-b, nuil .ill whom b.-dentai-) employment c.iusu iriegulaiities et tin- lileO'I, Sleiu:ie!i, Hotels, or Kitlneib, or who lcquiic an ap ap peti.ei, tonic, and mild -limuUnt, U isinvalti. able, beitijj highly cur.Uive, tome and stllnu latiu', without being intexittititii?. Ne m.itter what your ioeltti- et -j mpteitis aie, or what the d!ne.i-e or allim-ut Is. t:-e Il.ip Kitteis. Ien't w.iltHiiltlyeti aie ic, but il you en y fuel 1; ;d or mt-ei.ible u-e the bitters at once. It m-iy s.ve your lit-. IlundictS hUVe been s.ied b -e dei-.i. .it a n edeiute cot. A-k your il.-ui-t, et pli-.k-h.u. De net sutler j cur-elf or let jour liitnds suffer. but use am) ure thetn len-e Hep Hitters. If you have l.iiueneii In the loins, with lte lte euent patiisnnd aelii-s; nu nil mess et tln;thii;ii: scanty, painlul and lieijiu-ui di-oli.irge et mine, tilled with pus, and which will tuin led by .standing; ii voiacienu apiietite and un Iiienehab!e thirst; hir0h -md diy ikiu; clammy tenctte, eiien il uklj l'irrcd ; swollen and ilill.'.mii'eii uuis ; ditii,-ical bV.eUinK of the limbs; fieiiuent attacks of hicceugh; inability te void the ii'iuea'id ?ie.il tatijue in attempting it you are sulleil'iLj tieiu some ieim et Kidney or tJifusiiy CempI unt, hitch as IIkhiiii'":; Di.-i:asi". et tin lidiie-,, si one or inllamiuatleu of the bladder, jrr.ivel and reiril calculi, diabetes, 3li.inj;uai. b'licli-.te and it: tentieu et the iiiine, anil. Hep Kitteis is tin; only leuiedy th.il will pcruianently ou-.e jeu. Uemenibi r. Hep Uittets i-no ilc. l. lipoid, diunken ne-triim, but thn pine.-t and best medicine, ever ni.ule and no poison or i.'.mlly should be wilheul il. Hvii'tiisk any el the highly lauded blitll w ith testimonials el teat t-uit'g, but ask jmir neighbor, duiK'st, j.astei or physiel.inswh.it Hep Ititteis has and in de 1 -r you and le-t it. j.in3i'-lyee lTTli&-&w .W (IN I CA I. .V " Tit UMKJtTS. .1S1A:'.I.I-B I8(5. II. ( OilTII, M A N U t ACT U II E lib' AU K N T FO. T il K Weber, Steinway, Kranicli & Bach PIANO-FORTES. Msr-en k Haiuhii, Pcleubet & e.s ORGANS. Adilie-s ciiiiOopeniieucclo Ne. 310 MARKET STREET, i!Ai:imsuiu;g, i'A i.r.mu " ji'sii; l5iN t,. Music Bexes, Closing Out Sale Al'- HALF THE REGULAR PRICE. This Ik 1114 0111 last -a'e m Hi!- cily lei some e.us, wed .sue le -ell out the enlite lu k lietoreeles-im: tmr sile-ioem ler the ea-en. Te this end we quote the )-e-l possible price-.VIth only tmrdl advance e 01 cost et liiiiim T:i.-t ill Iiilt, te cover e.peiise-. Only line.st nuality llif?h CI iij .Music l!oe, .specially made ter our tetail Hade, including many new M j les with latest lmprevi-menl-, and et lie ureatest duitiliiliiy ; lur sui oiierto Hie ordinary Mu-ie lleM's'euetiilly i-old in this country. '1 he lone e! ihe-e boxes is vety pewcrluland it Hie -.ui'11 tune iem.irk.ibly .sweet. Muslt'.il IJeves with Itells, I'l-.nns Ciistanets, Celc-li..l Veiie.--, Harp Zill or, 1'iecide, Tii'tnme, Alandoliue, Fei te-I'ia'ie, and snibliuie-ll.il motile, Ac, .vith two and three main ptiui;s, 1 uniiiiij' twice and thtee times Hie length el eidtnaiy Music lie.ea bj" one wnidini;. Lare stock ei iimll Mush ISdscsj : i'.!-c, Al buins, Ciii'ir I'aileis, Ijeiii'itt't-, &e., with con cealed music. linineiise Display ! cncslSflctlieiis ! Ne home should be without one el these beautilui insii 11 me in s Tin-is an oppeilumty m 1 Ien1 elleied. Pi ice l'-l en apnlicallen. C. GAUTSCHI & CO., MANUi'ACTUUEItb Or" MUSICAL HOXbS Ste. Croix, Switzerland. Salesroems: Ne. 1018 Chestnut St., l'lllLADELI'HIA. nevLVtld JjAJiVAHTISK W.lTVUr.Ct. "PCUSUNAI.. HAVE YOU EVER THOUGHT OK Tne- Absolutely AcGurate SCHEDULE TIME which the Earth makes in its Yearly Involu tion around the Sun, distant Ninety-two Mil Mil leon Miles, or as it Kovelves Each Day upon its Axis, nearly Eight Thousand Mile3 in Length lrein l'oleto Pele ? HAVE YOU EVER THOUGHT THAT THE Lancaster Watch OR ANY OTHER GOOD WATCJT, IS SIMPLY A WONDERFUL COM BIWATION OF PLATES, STEEL SPRINGS, JEWELS, I1ANDS,DIAL. Etc., WHICH IS OF VALUE FOR ITS TIME-KEEPING QUALITIES ONLY AS IT RECORDS APPROXI MATELY OR ACCURATELY THE PROGRESS OF THIS REVOLU TION UPON ITS AXIS THROUGH EVERY SECOND OFEVERYDAY.' HAVE YOU EVER THOUGHT THAT, IN The Opinion of Experts, The Lancaster Watch, through its various grades, reports the Tregicss et this Daily ttev elutien with an accuracy unsurpassed many say "unequalled" in the history el the Watch Manufacture ? It is a SOLID FACT! j'nE 1' CONNER LOAFING. TVUATA!)ItUt.M'SKlUO.N'i'aKjrn!il.T tint .t the ii:arln; Kioto en the hjcutoiieeu e Secletj .V 15. id 1'r.lctice of Yumij; 31 en severe; v ."-cored, for the Is-TEtLieitNcnr.. Theic is ete prod no-1 ttf e)r modem civ jhati!t thai, lesay il.e least, is a .setieus blot ett an otherwise bi.ji'.t e.-cutcheen. It cannot be said that this piia&itic out eut jjicwth is ltuiiiettcits te t'tiy locality, or that it ll.miishrs m te Juxtitiaully iu the Eaciti than in the W-tuia world; but its baucful presence is felt i.i ever' community, a semee of nriuoynuee aud disgust tual! liht thiukilitr and leriited jreeple. 'l'he habit of ln:iliu; :tt street coiners or in bar 100111, dram slieps, cigar .stetc-H, aud .1 dexeti ether u'Mitt of a sim ilar character where " men of leitiiiie" de congregate lias Ieuj: since t;r.w!i te tha iimj)ei tienK of A j;i.it!tic niti-aai-s a monster let eh appi!ii; the, very Vitals of heci.il cxt.stut-ce. Ie inculcates upon the minds of. the jeumj a sort of v 'jabend hte that ive.s its. tuieta annun.lly, nay, daily, te lccttti' the ninks of vice and ini ini metality. Ne one cm pas alenti our htieets day alter day, ami notice tlie same young men lealing 011 the .same comets or coming fiein the hame driimshep without an inwatd, ahudderiiiic feeling, that there miiht be something radically wrong some wheie. The constitution el sutnWy does net make prevision for any Mich element?, anil fie they must be meie'exciesefnccK social iiipumbiat'ces of :. dangerous 11a tuie. I have often wendeied wlicrein lay the fascination of Mieel lealiiisr ; what the pleasuie derived from it? The coldest day or the hottest, rain or shine, morning, neon or night, it mattetr. net; there aie always some metubeis of the fi.iternity tcady te sacrifice their own comlert te pteseive the u'lmtatien of tlie order. Whin tlie tempetatuta in flirting with zete thc;e felt constituted martyrs will heieicai'y held their places, and with lusty beat of aims and vigoieita s'amp of numbing feet a-si.st the sluggish bleed in its ceuslant ilew. fu (heir elFerts te keep warm moie muscuhir energy is expended uselessly than would sttllice te geueiale electricity viieiiuli te light the stieetief Lai. caster ine.st biiili.iutly. LcL the city lathei.s think of this, aud if possible, apply this f,m plus ei r-ij;y toseinopuiiio.se. The only thing tlw corner-loafer is avowedly successlul in is instilling ieop!e as they pass. Tlie coarse, almost brut: 1 jests that aie bandied trout mouth le mouth as a lady passes ; the impudent .mails that giect one at eveiy tuin ; the unhallowed dcseeiatie'i of the 01:0 il.iy set. apait ficni all the lest; thete aie a few of the charges that mihl bj p.-efcued against the lealing gang. Hew iiume.ibtir able is the disgust with which one hears the ce.u-.-e weid.s and ceaiHer laughtfi-01' a set 01 c.i ucr row u !..e at the appe.itaiice el anyone of unusual attite or Labit. Ne one is exempt fietu tin; itisi expect iu! ciiti cUui. Man or woman, young or old, it matleis net te the fimi-nieuthcd jester se he can iai.se a l.uifh among his lollops. The small bev eail.v te.uiie te imitate his tutor iu vice a. id heh becomes an adept in the ait. One id the m:st unpleasant ex pctieaces thr.atgu which one can pass is te iiui the ''..lUtitii-t of a cetnci cie-.m! with ;i lady en join arm. Tlicie .11 c places that aie looked upon v.ilh a sort el terror by young liidie.s ; t licet ceintis they icl'us'j te ass if ihcy can avoid ths-iu. piefemng te make a Wide tletviu te the eulal el passing the gang. Olten ingoing thieugh such ii fiew d I have felt the lair being at my side slnink as though iu pain when some louder tone fell upon hoi ear ; and 1 have blushed 10 think that L buieu;.d te a iace whose metubeis wee se lest te a sense of prepiiely. Lnites may be sate, fiem bodily hami from tl ole.iteis. but the r modesty will elten leccive agiijveus shock whose ctlciits will but s-lew.y bj crated. Weman has an innate feeling that she has a light 10 leek for protection and suppeit 10 tne sieiner se:c. Her only dieatu is that nu-n aie ad the slaves ei the tvx lea-ly te s.u-riiiee almost auyihnig let the sake of the weaker vessel ; ana when the awak uing oeiacv, as come it will, it falls witn all th 1 mete crushing ieiee beeiuse unexpected. It may be urged that ladies should net be en the sticet at night un attended ; but we have seen that even when attended by au esceit they could nut escape nbaldiy's baae.'ul breath. Sunday eei!tng secma te be the gie.it mustci hour fei the bugades ei leaieiD. Eveiy comer, th'-n, is garnished v,i Ii ;i metlej a&semblagi. of men and boye. Leng lines el humanity, exhaliug sicken ing odor el stale bser and tobacco Hank the pavements 011 both skies. (Jhuich-gecrs must all undergo the impcitiueut tcrutmy of these self appointed censeis. They de net go te chinch thernscves. They liiid meie pleasiue in annoying people who tic. Gossip iitles BUpi erne, even gossip sup posed te be the sole picrogative of a patty of old women assembled ier an hour's iu tsichauge of news. They are at their pests "seen s,i the evening shades prevail," aud aie theie still when the evening services aie ever and the worshippers axe turning hemewaid. Who, that gees te church, has net been annoyed by the corner excrescences ? Loek at this subject as we may the un alterable fact remains that a radical change is necessary and would be hailed with pleasure by all who have been annoyed by the nuisance. Hew immeasurably does it detract from the grandeur of humanity te be compelled te acknowledge these men of the satne race and sex with ourselves ! And yet, humiliating as the confession may be, we are unable te evade the stern fact that these worthless suckers of society are men whom proper training and cub ture would lilt te a higher piano and give expression te the nobility of chaiactcr in herent in the lowest nature. It may, per haps, be looked upon as merely a difference of degree. One boy with every advantage far acquiring education and culture has early" impressed upon his mind the true meaning ei life and his inclinations will then lead him te accept the nobler mission of doing geed work for the human family ; another, without these advantages, with a mind uncultured, untaught as te the higher meaning of human existence, will be iuiluenced in his career by merely sensual desires, te gratify which he will seek the compan ionship of persons as illiterate as himself. And who shall say that, were their positions reversed, were the first boy te be deprived of his opportunities andj liie si-cenn raised in cue social piaur, ine results would net be the same ? Educa tion is the great civilizer and refiner of the coarse clay composing humanity. Thcre must be an inherent predisposition for depravity in a man when he will net yield te the elevating influence of culture aud letters. That there are such cases I knew, but these should net be accepted as a criterion from which te judge all men of like condition. It would be uncharit able se te de aud we have need of all the charity vouchsafed te us. Our educa tional system is geed aud yields geed results se that we must leek for a cure nearer home. Meral training is the great requisite that is te improve the condition of things. Aud this moral training must begin at home. " Train up a child in the way he should go " was net idly spoken. Surround the boy with geed intlueuces at home ; make him feel that he is of mere acceuut than se much lumber ; make home pleasant for him ; allow him te bring his boy-friends there aud have si geed time in season ; no matter hew humble the home may be it still may be made attractive, especially when lece mles with gentle sway. If such a course be taken by parents aud net the opposite, as is tee frequently the case I am certain tli.it geed results will fellow. Beys will foieiie the questionable recreation of coiner leafing ; our jails and penitentiaries will be deplet ed of a goodly share of their annual addi tions and a better state of things will be inaugurated. E. C. (J. II. F. ifc M. College, Lancaster, Feb. 3, '8J. UN TMJS FKONTIKlt. l'reii.iratluuH for Hostilities Iu tiiilhtii lerrl lerrl tery Cn.r.ed by Geed Luclc. A dispatch from Muskogee, Indian tei 1 story, says there are strong iudicatieus of a renewal of hostilities between the con tending bauds of Cieeks. Geerge l'eitei has been appointed comuiauder of the Chicete faetieu aud has called iu all avail able men aud it is said will attack the con solidated forces of Spieehe, new camped about fifteen miles trem Okmulgee, as seen as the weather is favoiable. ISeth parties are buying all the AViuchestei rillcs and ether weapons aud ammunition they can obtain. A tragedy occurred among the Creek Indians last Saturday. When the Creek orphan money nras distributed among the tribe one of Euchee's baud received 2,- 000 The mau's geed luck drove him crazy, aud en Sunday morning before tlay. light he shot two of Ins companions, Kigia Brown aud Jehn Buck, through the head while they were sleeping. The whole camp was aroused, and iu the attempt te capture the lunatic Jim Barrett was mor tally wounded. The Indian then took bhelter under a wagon aud defended him self with lireaims. It being impossible te capture him he was killed by a well directed volley. Tun principal chief of the Os.ige Indi ans, Jeseph Pawnee Nepawsha, is dead, lie was 48 years of age. He had ruled the Osages for meie than twenty years. Officials at the Indian bureau at Washington, assert that Captain Payne's raids upau the Oklahoma lauds iu the In iliau Territory have already cost the gov ernment about $200,000, aud that this ex penditure might have been saved il Cou Ceu giess had adopted the repeated lecommen lecemmen lecommen datieus of the commissioner, providing for the punishment of intruders upon the public lands. . We understand lli.it se.i.-skiu wula aie geinir out el style, and iu consequence, colds an- inei easing among the tairsex. Hew for tunate tliere is such a remedy as Dr. Hull's Ceuh Symp ! Three leasens why the Celluloid Kye-Ulasscs arethehest: first, heeause they are the Wjhl' at; second, hecause they aie the handsomest ; mid Third, because they tire the blrenacst , ; for &ale by all leading Jewelers and Oiilieiiins. 15-lwdced Will T. Mente Hit, Ml. Carmel, I'.u, says: " Itieivn's. lien Kilter thoroughly cured 1110 et indigestion and general debility. Fer sale by II. K. Ceehran, ill tiggtst, 1.57 and IS1) North IMeenslieet. l.Vlwd&w Take iu linij; see advertisement 01 .Sim .Sim menti Liver Regulator. Ytjitra or Suiieriug. Mis. K.uiilmrt, cer. Pratt iitid Kieadwsiy, ISttllale, was ter twelve years a smlteicr trem ilieiiiiialism, and alter trying every known remedy without avail, was eutii.'ly cutedby 'I heuias" Kelectrie Oil. Fer sale bv II. K. Civil ian, diugglst. lCTuniUTJ Ninth lueeu stieet. He I1111 lielone It. That in this town tlieie are scores et pcisens pa-sing our steie every day whose lives aie mule mis lublc by lndiac-dtien, Dyspepsia, Seur and dlstrts-cl isteinaeh. Liver Com Cem l..iiut. Constipation, when ter 75e. lie will sell thi'in bhileh's Vilalter. guaranteed te euic them, sold by II. it. Cochran, druggist, Nes. 117 and 1M North (jueen street. lebT-eeii'J Don't despair, hut read the advertisement et Mutinous Liver Regulator. UHSpisnd. Ry the unthinking, Uuiduclc has been con sidered a weed, and its luxuriant giewth, un pleas uit smell, etc.. has lciidcint it, te tlio-'e " net knowing irs iriucs," :i nuisanej, and yet tl 0 root lias long been acknowledged by savants as most invaluable as a diuretic, ape rient ami bleed purifier. Kurdoek Kloed Kit teis embody all its geed qualities. Pi see il. Fer (-ale by 11. R. Ceehran, druggist. 17 and 1ZJ Xerth Queen street. Walnut L.eaf Hair Restorer. It isentiielvdilleientfr.iin all ether. Ills as clear 113 water, and, n8 its immu Indicate. is n p'iiteet Vegetable Hair Restorer It will immediately tree the head trem all dandruff, leslere giay hair te its natural color and pro pre ilupi a new growth where it has fallen oil'. It does net in nnv manner etlect the health, which Sulphur, Sugar of Le-id and Nitrate of silver pteparatiens have done. It will change light or faded hair m a few days te a beautiful -lessy brown. Ask your druggist for it. Each bottle is warranted. :MIT1I, KLIN'H .t CC, Wholesale Agents, Philadelphia, and HALL ft RUCKEL. New Yerk. iuiMi-lyd.eedftw iiLASH AUJi UUEJJA'an'AJlA. IOI it flIAKTIN. H AT CHINA: HALL. We have just leceived per Steamship Illi nois another Importation et White Granite Ware IN DINNER, TEA and CHAMBER WARE. We have a Large Stock el UOUSEFUR NISIIING GOODS in our line. lleiist'sUres Receive Special Attention. 3-0ur Goods must prove satisfactory or will be exchanged. High & Martin's, 15 BAST KING STREET. LANCASTER. PA. OAJViZ8. -AKFKTS. Carpet Manufactory, Having undertaken te manufacture RAG and CHAIN CAKPET3, wholesale, 2,000 yards per week, I am new prepared te sell my entire stock el Brussels, Ingrain and Venetian Ar GEEAT BARGAINS AND 4.T BELOW COST, te rnake room and give my entire attention te wholesale trade of my own manufactured goods. Please call early. H. S. SHIRK, CAEPET HALL, Oer. West King and Water Ste, Qinare Carpets, Mt.lHC.lJ.. B HlOiV 's lliUS UHTElte. KNOW That Brown's Iren Bit trim v. ill cme the worst casts of dyspepsia. Will iusui 0 a hearty appetite aud in cieasd digestion. Ones general debility, and givcj a new lease el iilc. Dispels uei volts depression ami low spirits. Restuics au exhausted uu. siiifi mother te full .strength and gives abundant sustenance for her child. btiengtheus the muscles and nerves-, etiiiches the bioed. Oveicemes weakness, wakefulness, aud lack of eneigy. Keeps off all chills, levels, and ether malarial poison. Will iufitse with new life the weakes t invalid. J7 Waiket st., Raltimeie, Pee. IsSI. Fer six jcais 1 have In en a gieat sulleier Iiem Kloed Dis ease, Dyspepsia, and Con-tipa-tieii,-uiil became se dc-bilitated that 1 con d net it tain anything en my tUi.inacli. in tact, lite had almost become a burden, i-inal-ly, when hope had almost lett me, my husband seeing Krown's Iren Kitteis adveilised in the paper, induced me te give il a Dial. 1 11:11 new t.-king my tluid bottle and have net felt se well in six years as 1 de at the pres ent time. ulliP. L. I'. Gl'.IKVlK. Brown's iron Bitteis will have a bet ter tonic elleet upon any one who needs "bracing up," thau any medicine made. tot sale v, holes.ileaiiiiieiall by 11. IS. COCH RAN, Druggist, 1.J7 11:11! U) Net Hi Queen stic-et, Lancaster 11 lw-dftw If A UHJN'J iN S'.UVLS UAUali AGONY! PURRY DAVIS'S PAIN KILLER y:iNG.s RELIEF! NEURALGIA SCIATICA TOOTHACHE EAIiACHE And the wlule uotieus l.tmily of ncive disc, ses aie cured by Perrv Davis's Paiit Killer y .SURE 1 ALL RESPECTABLE DRUGGISTS KEEP " PAIN KILLER." tl-lnii&w noens ash htaviemsuil- lraKi'iM'.s. V VALENTIN Kb. VALENTINES. VA I.ENT1N KS Iu eveiy variety at L. M. FLYNN'S K'JOK AND hTATlONEIU fcTOKE, 42 WEST KING STREET. JSSB. 1SS3. VALENTINES! AN ELEGANT LINE OF Novelties FOR THE Valentine Season AT THE BOOKSTOKE OP Jelm BaerTs Sens, Nes. 15 and 17 North Quean Street. SIGN OF THE BOOK. feb3-lfd aeju.. B. B. MAKTIHj Wholb.ale and Retail Dealer In all binds Ot LUMKEH AND COAI. .rard: Ne. 420 North Water and Prince trccta above Lemen Lancaster. n3-lyd COAL AUli I1ANUKC. Kest;grade of family COAL, well-cleaned, weight guaranteed. Manure by the car-lead at Lewest Prices. Alse, Limestone Screenings for drives and walk". Cement at reduced prices. Hay and Straw by the ten or bale. Yard : Harrisburg pike. General Office: ifl) East Chestnut 8treet. KAUEEMAN, K.ELLE1S, & CO. aprf-lwd fpOAL.. M. V. B. COHO; S30 NORTH WATJBU ST., Lancaster, Jfa Wholesale and Retail Dealers in LUMBER AND GOAL. Connection With the Telephonic Exchange. Yard and Office: Ne. 330 NOBTH WATER STREET. te.n2S.JTd -TOTIOK TU STUCKUOLIJKKS. Il The annual meeting et the stockholders el the Columbia & Pert Deposit railroad com pany will be held at the office ei the company, Ne. 233 Seuth Fourth street, Philadelphia, Pa., en WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 21. 1883. at II o'clock, a. m. Election ter President and dl- I rectors same uuy ami piace. febl-3td JAUE3 K. ilcCLUKE, Sec'y. jjitroevits. AT W aricJ maker's. Silk novelties innumerable and indescribable. Everything that ladies or dressmakers have occasion for in matching, deco dece deco ratiner combining. What we" are remarkable for, mere than for anything else in silks, is va riety ; or, at least, we are re puted se. Yeu hear it said by everybedy: "If you want te match anything, or find a rare silk, even an unexpectable one, go te Wanamaker's." The ether peculiarity that everybody expects te find here is less pleasant te speak of; lower prices. We put it second, because there are people who don't credit us with lower prices. Still, we imagine that if one should assert the con trary, almost everybody in Phil adelphia would believe it. Oftener we speak of edier aspects of our trade ; aspects less obvious or less recognized. It is well occasionally te give old news. Nert-euler clicle, south entrance te main building. Warm skirts for ladies, and lecrcnngs for ladies, girls and lit tie girls. The warm skirts are satin, satin-and-cloth, satin-and-felt, satin-and-Italian -cloth, and Italian, all quilted; cloth, flannel and felt prettily trimmed, net quilted, warm enough without. The leggings are all sorts ; one very useful and fairly pretty sort, woven, at two-thirds value, 25 te 65 cents. Weal of Beuth entrance le main building. Furs hive te be thought of. We're busy enough as te mak ing. If we advertise at all, we ought te say what will net op press us with tee much making. Perhaps this it is. A great many seal coats and fur-lined circu lars are ready-made. Mere sizes are ready-made here than anybody expects; especially the unexpected sizes. Ready-made work we can make in July. Why shouldn't we make all the shapes and sizes ready-made ? M03 Chestnut. Black satin rhademaes and satin de Lyens, 25 te 35 cents below our own recent prices, of all grades from $1 te $2 ; and we guess our prices haven't been very high ; have they? Next-outer circle, south entrance te mam building. Weel serge embroidered with sitk dots that ought te sell for 1.50 no diat isn't the way te put it; it ought te sell according te our theory, for just as little as we can afierd ; and that is 75 cents. Loek out for such new. It's time for ever-buying and all sorts of mistakes te show them selves. We try te keep ready te turn ether folk's mistakes te .account for ourselves and for you. Third circle, southeast lrem cemtrc. JOHN WANAMAKER. Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market streets and City-ball square, Philadelphia. JTAVJSH HAHOINOB, C. piAKKS W. n'KY. We have a large Una of LACE CURTAINS In WIIITE and CREAM, from $1.00 a pair up NETTING by yard lrem 12c. up. EED SETS, LAMBREQUINS, PILLOW SHAMS and TIDIES. CURTAIN POLES of every description. WALNUT EXTENSION CORNICES very low in price : $1 50 cornice? ler 90c.. J2 cornices for J1.50, I2.re cornices ler $1.75, $2.75 cornices ler $2.00. Will tit any window up te flve feet In width, and very easily adjusted. LARGE STOCK OF WALL PAPERSand WINDOW SHADES Fer Spring in all the New Patterns and Celers ODD LOTS and ISEMNANTS et PAPER HANGINGS very cheap te close out. Among them are some very choice styles. A lew of these light-colored Shades left from 15 cents up. Have your work done noir before the Spring rush commences. We employ first-class work men and can give your orders prompt atten tion. SHARES W. FRY, Ne. 57 North Queen Street. LANCASTEB. PA. SAMUEL. U. PKIflJS, ATTOKNKI, BAH Removed his OSlce trem 56 North Duke street te Ne. 41 GRANT STREET, immedl- I ately in Bear Of Court Heuse, Leng's New mmuuigi iiui-wi.
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