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LANCASTER DAILY INTEUJKCER, FRIDAY, APEIL 6. 1383.
BKOUGHMTS WIG.
HOW SUaiNBK OIITAIRKP IT.
Curlean Gilt
Rmreh Fer a Itellc A
Timely aiet rer unnDanainen.
Bosten Advertiser. v- tu
In 1837 CJnartes numuci, uciug .ut
2G
quince Btoek, which was se rampant from'
ten te twenty years age, has considerably
diminished of late, and their increased
cultivation would new be mere apparent
than ever if the young trees could be gen
erally purchased at the nurseries, though
from first class nurseries we believe they
arei new te be obtained. As te the varie-
DMY aoevit.
i.0a in viw ierk Have arrived
vu i'-"--v -, ..,,
-JZJiA h frftsh from his law studies I ties, the list we printed some weeks age
A?n h' Harvard course, and two years I is about as reliable as any we can give
- i nBtnn nrenf ahrn!irl firtr four I
Ymrifn in uuebuu, .uv vi.v.
for four
years. While in England he was presented
te Lord Brougham, with whom he became
a grat favorite. In February, 1839, he
wrote te a friend as follews: "Lord
Brougham has civen me his full button
lord-chancellor wig, in which he made his
great speech en the reform bill, buch a
wig coats twelve guineas, and then the
associations of it ! In America it will be
like Rabelais' gown." me wig was mui
home by Sumner te Judge Story, te whom
he wrote from Germany in 1840, saying :
"I am glad you have Brougham's wig. I al
ways wished itrte go t e the law school. Put
it in a case and preserve it." This request
was complied with, and the wig became
one of the penates of the school. Lut the
biennial migrations of students, the desig
nations of professors, and the repeated
changes in librarians seen removed these
who knew the value of the relic, and tlie
wig, in its pasteboard box, worked its way
iw. i.cr.uritv of a law school garret.
Years passed ; the death of Brougham
in 1808 revived the faded memories of his
eloquence, his various learning and his
wonderful career ; a biographer of Sumner
stumbled en a clew te the existence of the
wig, and sought it at the Cambridge
school. None of the then piescnt genera,
tien of students had ever heard of it. 1 he
librarian remembered dimly having found
a wig in a dubt covered box in the garret,
V...I- 1finr nntllinc. of its OrllMH. A
The common length of life of the dwarf
pear tree, which a few years age was lim
ited by these who knew nothing or but
little about them te five or 6ix years, and
at farthest'ten years, is new s'ct down by
these experienced in raising fruit from
them te from twenty te thirty years.
This, according te what we knew about
.1. ! :.. tl.e mnrlr. We have
number new bearing full crops annually
that we planted nearly lerty year .
and we see no reason why they hheuld net
continue te Hve and bear for years te
come. This lengtu ei nic, ewiug w t
cheapness of their first cost, the earhness
in which they bear and the finer size and
quality of the fruit produced, is long
eueugh and fully compensating for the
longer life of standard trees.
JB. JttAKTIN CO,
.
showing a large and varied Bleck
DRESS GOODS.
In .ULACK and COLORED SILKS we have
DMT heeds, e.
anil we are
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TTAGEJt & litwOXHfci:,
BBW SPRING DRESS GOODS
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OTTOMANS,
GROSS GRAIX
CASHMERE,
MARVELIEW,
BROCADES,
SURAH,
RHADEMAH,
SUMMER SILKS
HAGER & BROTHER.
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X J Cars run as fellow-- .
Leave Lancateer (J II Depot j, " ' Hn"
11:30 a. in., and 2, t, d e:nl S..i p. n c-rnt i'i
Saturday, when th tut ear pave.- at 4-:!e p.
Leave MlllerrvtUelmer mid) tt 5. . sinl.H
a, M., and 1, 3, S and ; p. tr..
Cars run dally en s' net laic ti.te. tt en Sun
av.
CWLVTCIUA & riKT llt.FlT BAI1.
J KOADT13IKTAr.il-..
TlilllM nnn nn innilurlr mi th Columbia
? A Pett fceneslt KuIItehO en ihe following
time:
IN
ALL. THE NEW SHADES,
SA TIN SOLIETS,
NUNS VEILIXG.
FRENCH NO LLTIES,
FRENCH SATJNES,
MADRASS SUITINGS,
FRENCH GINGHAMS.
Full Line of SPKING CLOAKING
CLOTH3 for Ladies "Wear.
Foreign and
younger member of the I.iculty mreshed
te hnvinir worn it in feimcr btudeut days
while sitting as presiding justice in meet
court trials, but of its present wheicabeuts
none could tell. Further inquiry proved
that the law school ganct had been cleared
of rubbish several summers previous, and
that the wig in its dusty box had migrated
te a r.tore room in Harvard hall. Te old
Harvard, then, the searcher went and
encountered an aged employee) of the col cel col
lege who ptesided ever the buildings in
the yaid. Yes, he remembcied a wig in a
pastebeatd box which had. kicked about
for some time and Wen mined ever te one
of his assistants The aistanL was called
and after long effort recalled le Ins mem
ery the fact, that he had given an old wig
te his little children te play with, and
that they having exhausted its nttinctivc
nebs it had gene into the :h heap, and
one summer aitcrnoen nan -wen ranim
across Helmes field te the hollow by the
willows, and dumped into the mass of
earth and ashes wlix-h were then beins
graded from the ground upon which new
stands the .north goal of the feet ball
field.
Further search was useless, ;itid the wig
was left te its late, but the futiue students
of the Euglish law, as they linger the
pages of Meosen ami Webby, or Barue
wall and Cresswel), and gaze northward
from the windows of the new law building
may meditate en the mutibility efmattei
aud the fall of Lord Brougham's wig from
the pinnacle of the woolsack te the nMi
heaps of Helmes field.
FARM AND (1AKUE.N.
The Prophet ttuuured lu Ilia Own Uamitr
fcveu In Ul Own Uoube.
1 lie honest, simple narrative et Mn. !?. -J.
Wliipp.whe resides at Ne. 177 Williams slice!,
I'leviJcnce, K. I.:
"During the pant h1. or seven yearsllwvc been
bcverelyalllietcil Willi juuney unease, causing
intense bickaehcs, dizziness, and ether oevcie
pains tliieimli my body and limbs, retidcilng
me se weak and prostrate that at times it was
impossible for me te de any part et lily house-
weik. 1 have had also a llutlerJnget the heart,
ami was terribly distressed ler luealh. 1 was
very miserable and completely worn out and
dlsceuurged ; I had no ambition te undertake
le de anything and barely sulllelent htreiigth
te render existence deniable, having tailed le
tin.) a:iy ieli I liem llioilector'tiprescnptloii'".
At uilstiyiiif,' ci isis a fi lend persuaded me te
r.litMin a bottle e! Hunt's Itemedy, and new I
n-lelcu that I lollewed this liiendly advice.
ler Hie Keim-'ly acted liUeach.iiin in my case.
Alter 1 had taken a few doses, my health be
gan te iin pi e e ; I lelt better every way. The
llut'erlng el Iho heart, the intense backaches
and teiiiblohheitne-sof tae breath sieedily
diiiiiipe.ircd, my Htienglh and ambition seen
ivlmiicd, and bereie 1 had taken two belth's
et the Uemedy I was euliiely well and was
able te wash anil iien and le my lione liene lione
werk. Oiu-i- In while lam lieublril with the.
lKMil.iehi'. iiinkvisiiiMi as 1 am taken I ic-.eit te
Hunt's lUsiH-dy, and a luw Jim-s hx me all
ligjll. 1 shall never be without it in tin: lu
fire. I li.ive lieuuenlly lecumnifinleil the
Huiit'6 Remedy te my liieiuH, and thej- have
etpeiiciu.ed leliet liem the Jiint de-e. 1 heait
ily ii'Ciiniiueiul it te all who who are ulllieted
with Kidney disease or ei-cAWs '" ine i.ivei,
Itl.tddi'i-, or Urinary organs. 1 think u lam
lly should be without it.
Mr.s.S.J. wnirr,
e. 177 Williams St., riovldeiite, U. 1."
J. B. MARTDf & GO,
Cor. West King and Prince Bts.
WTKW UOOI1S.
Even'thine- New, Choice and Desirable in Silks and Seft Woolen Fabrics ;
. . . & .r- 1 1 1 ' J J 1 -
Demestic, in beautnul new colorings, are new Deing receivea aauy.
LYONS BLACK SILKS of Superior Quality and warranted te wear inGres Grain, Cetele,
Cashmere, Otteman, Valeures, Brocades and Surahs. A very superior Black Dress Silk at
$i.oe per yard, te which we invite especial attention.
COLORED DRESS SILKS, Neat Striped and Checked Summer Styles.
FRENCH EMBROIDERED ROBES, French Feule' Cashmeres, Melange Feule' ; Albra
tress, Nun's Veiling:, French and Demestic Satines and Zephers in all the Desirable Spring
Shades, many of which are entirely new this season.
MOURNING GOODS, including Cashmeres, Henriettas and English Crepes of best quality.
LADIES' AND MISSES' JERSEYS, White Goods, Laces, Hosiery and Gloves.
BOOTUWAUD. STATIONS. I KOKTUWAKU.
HAGEK & BKOTHEK,
NO. 25 WEST KING STREET,
LANCASTER, PA,
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iAUlNU St UOl.l'.MItJA K. K.
AKKANGKMENTOr PAH8KNGKRTKAIN8
MONDAY, NOVEJIKKK 13th. li.
Acts Llfce : Cliarni.
" 1 h.ive inert llu'nt'd Reniedv ter hi'imy
tieubh-aud leceuinii-iUled It te utlit-is, and
always limiid it te actlilrea eharin."
.lOUN CUAM15EKS,
72; Caren sued, Pittsburgh, reiin.
"t.-iatltuile is the memerr et the lieait."
im i v In-art meuieiles Cluster aieiind
Hunt's Kenieily in gratelul Jiousclields wheie
it lias wrought its mngic cuie !
m30-lwdM,W,F
Watt, Stand & Ce.
Invite Ppccial Attention te New Lines el
BLACK CASH M HUES,
JlLAClihll-KS.
COi-OUbHSILK",
bUilillill SILKS.
NEW !PltlNG DUKSS GOODS
in nil tlie l'euular thades at Lewest Ti lees.
Snecial Uaralns in
COI.OltKl) DUbSS SILKS
5Uc per j aril.
WOOL-FACE HUESS GOOUS,
lee per yaid.
1)OHULK-KOLI CASHMEllliS,
12ii-pt.iyaiil.
.Inst OiH-ned a Choice Line of
WEWHIMMNG'HOSIKUY AM) GI.OVErf IN
A1.LT11E LATEST ST Y L Kb.
LYSLE THUEAI) GLOVES.
.J l.liSl.l umiv r..-
MUfctiUlTAIKE GLOVES,
t Ob'l Ell'S PATENT HOOK GLOVES.
A n Elegant Assortment el"
ai'ANlbll LACES
TORCHON LACES
NKW KANCY LACES.
SWISS NA1NZOOK AKI) CAMUHlC EM-
IJItOlHEUIES
At Lewest City Pi ice.
New SpriiiKblmdfKiii OTTOMAN AND SATIN
UllVHONSiu all widths and qualities
New Yerk Stere,
8 and 10 HAST KING &TREBT.
JOHN . 01VLE.lt & CO.
NORTH W KD.
LIAVJl.
Quarryvllle
Lancaster, King St..
Lancaster
Columbia
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trailing..
JOHN S. G1VLER & CO.,
HAVE NOW OPEN FOB INSPECTION
Full lines of Gents Genuine Balbriggan Underwear.
Full lines of Gents' Summer Merine Underwear.
Full lines of Ladies', Gents' and Children's Gauze Underwear.
Full lines of Spring Hosiery for Ladies, Gents and Children.
Full lines of Spring Gloves for Ladies, Gents and Children.
JOHN S. GIVLER & CO.,
SOUTHWARD.
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JOHN S. GIVLER.
LANCASTER, PENN'A.
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rrem Phlladelplila. Pottsvllle, HarrlHliur. Al Al
hntewn and New Yerk. v:n Iteuml liie'ik
Ueute.
At Columbia with trains te and Irem lmc,
Uaiieer, Gettyslmrs, 8ft,i!,ric!' and l?-tll.
mere. " ' wn.ses 'net
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OCTORER 1st, ISSS, tialns : H.ii IV-niu-yl
V.i.i'. Kniliead will .irrUi-i't ai.t !-iv- Hie
Ltinci ( and Phlla-telpliK if peWa.-. milnwn
EAhTWAnn.
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H i',.'iiriii, iii nsr Stoic. 1U7 and Je!) North
Loek te Your Harden lleib.
GcrniantewnTelcjtiaph.
Every well -kept panlen MieuM liave a
Innnronerlion of ir.inlen be lbs, but with
the exception of home coaihe fellows
which knew hew te take care of them
belves, such as catnip and chamemile,
there are seldem any te be found. Supe,
thyme and paihlcy are seldom grown ex
cept for maikct. Of parsley we have fre
quently given hints. It must be sewn
very early and en cool, lieh ground; and
il the seeds de net appeal nr a mourn oue
must have patience, for it often
Likes a long time te decide wh.il it iu iu
leuds te de about it. in regard te sage,
many have it for a year or ke when
it disappears. Te have sage continuously,
it is best te take it up every bcceud year,
split it apart and set iu the ground much
deeper than it was before. Roots then
come out from the vigorous young weed,
and the plauts scorn better adapted te
id aud extremes of heat and eeld than when
the branches are exposed en long stalks.
Sage is net se liable te get killed out in
winter when it is cut back iu the fall.
Manv cut back borne of it for drying.
Indoed dried sageis the form iu which it
chiefly used. Thynie usually manages te
live, though nothing be done te it ; but it
is also better for beiug cut back close
every fall, aud ler an occasional replaut-
irig.
Tlie Faintly Asparagus Hed.
Ne one even with the most limited gar
den should be without au asparagus bed.
Sufficient for a moderate-sized family oc
cupies very little space. By this time we
all ought te knew hew easy it is te iaise
this very delicious vegetable, and hew
dcBirable it is te have a dish of it fresh
from the earden. Truckers grew it with
the same facility that they de a patch-of
potatoes or cabbages, using in preparing
the" grounds the plow aud harrow, the
latter being commonly employed iu the
spring after the top-dressing has been 10
moved, without injury te the crowns or
root?. Seme truckers possess the knack cf
growing it te a very large size, which
takes the eye in the maiket and frequent
ly sells at two or threo times the price of
that of the ordinary size, though it is
really net be iroed, as some of it at least
has a raut taste aud is uet se tender. In
tim first: wtipk or ten davs in this month
the coarser part of Iho winter's covering of
manure should be removed and the rest
forked in. This bheuld be followed by a
coat of rough salt that from the meat or
mackerel barrel will answer which will
suffice fbr any additional manure for the
season, and at the same time keep down
the weeds. Care, however, must be taktn
net te apply any salt te new beds for at
least a year alter being old enough te be
cut, Or Beriens results may fellow.
Tne Grewing el Uwarr rears.
Seme poeplo in their opposition te grew
ing dwarf pears talk as though there was
a great mystery in it, aud none but tho'Je
strictly brought up te it can knew any
thing about it. New, thcre is nothing
mere erroneous, for they are as easily
grown as any ether fruit. Twe or three
things are only te be observed in the buss
ness. The llrst is te set them three or
four inches below the juctieu of tlie pear
and the quince stock. Seceud, set thorn
in well dug, rich soil, the same in which
one would jilant a bsd of cabbage ; third,
carefully see that any worms that may
have secured an abiding place in the
quince-weed while standing in the nursery
are removed. Then muicu wnen me seu
becomes dry and tlie weather het during
the first season. If the top is tee large
and spreading clip it off some, especially
if tee roots are net abundant, btreng
growers should be pruned yearly te force
early bearing. Ifthe6tems are carefully
scraped and then washed at the beginning
of winter with whale oil or carbolic soap
water, a pound say te four gallons of
water, their health may be regarded as
seeurad.
We have never advocated the raising of
pears en dwarf trees for marketing, for
whatever demand there may be for them
at advanced prices ever pears grown upon
their own stock, they would net. be as
profitable, unless in connection with the
raising of small fruit?, where the breadth
of Ianci devoted te these purposes is lim
ited. But in private gardens, where space
is contracted and where it is desirable te
raise choice pears, none but the dwarf
should be cultivated ;' and no one will
raise any ether who has once tried them.
The opposition te growing pears en
Queen Mi eel.
iimr2-3iiul
bl-VKKCKLUK, N. Y , Keh.G. 1S0.
cvra l ii-ive Ih-i-ii verv low ant hae tiled
cveivihtiiK. te no advantage. I heant -your
Hed Uilteis recommended by he many and 1
eencliiih-d le f;ive them a tiial. 1 did and new
am ai emul and constantly improving and am
nearly a sluing us ever.
2 liiteed . " ei.t.1-."..
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1.UKK & JIAUUltMAH
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Mrs. A.N. Prank, 177 West Tinnier Street,
Itull.de, N. Y..nay..he has uied Theiiia' fcc-let-tiie
Oil ter severe toothache and lieuiu'tfl.i.
ami consider.-! It the best tiling she knew.-, et
for iclieviiu; pain. Fer t. de by H. 15. Cochran,
diiig-M, l-i aud 13'J North Queen mieet.
Hest lemedy in the werld: smi
ment et Miimieiis Liver Regulator
advert I-s
1 Wiidi everybody te Knew.
i : en if. m 11. Thaver. an old citizen
Her Gee lire H. xnayer, an uiu um;eii ui
tlii-i vicinity known te every ene as a niesi
lnllueutial citi.en and christian minister nl
the il K. church, just this moment Mopped in
our store te say. " 1 wish everybody te knew
that 1 consider that both my-elt and wife e we
our lives te Sluleh's Consumption Cure.' It
!.. i... ,(.,., ., ti-iMitenilmiipalu ever our counters
and is L'i'vimr perlect sitisfactien in all cases
et Lull" Diseases, such as nelhliur else has
done lllS.'MATCHBTTlfItANUK.
ISoti'KiteH. Inil., May 15, '7S.
Sold lv M. 15. Cochran, diuggist.Nes. U, and
Iff) Nerm Qtieen street. Lancaster, iouhceiu
A Geed Square .Meal
Is tee etten lollewed by a disordered stomach,
Hvumtems t dvspepsia or indi-jestien. Kvcry
miserable dyspeptic 1" tlie land should knew
that he can be cured by a timely use of itur itur
deck ISloed Hitters. Price M. Fer eale by II.
li. Cochran, ikuirntst. 137 and 13'J North Queen
HtrecL
letzpr & HausMan
IIAVK SPKC1AL 11AHGA1NS IN
TICKINGS,
Jfieni S Cents up. te tlie J1EST KEATIIEK
TICKINGS, which we liavn al ft and e
Cents under the Regular Pike.
OUHSALLSOKTUKUKbT
STEAM CUREDFEATHERS
u
Ne. 26 and 28 NORTH QUEEN STREET.
Summer Silks a,t a, Sacrifice.
Haviu" bought a Iar'e let of tiummer Silks in Checks aud Stripes, away below their value, we can offer them at PriccH
lower than they eau be had elhowheie. These Silks are a Great Bargain aud have been pronounced he by eveiyone that haB been
The ca.se of Half-Weel Drcs Goods that we advertised last week at 10 cents per yard is selling very fast, and are a do de
cided Bargain. Eveiybedy should see them.
OPENING OF NEW GOODS.
We have been busy this week in opeuing NEW GOODS in our DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT, WHITE GOODS DE
PARTMENT, HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.
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Hay Kxpress
llarilstiurt; AccominiHlatleii
Hanover Accommodation nt'pl. eniiectln;;
at Lancaster with Nkiguia Kiu-'rt at Ui:II,
wilt run tlirmigli te Hanover daily, uAcent
Sunday.
Frederick Accommodation, weHt.teiinectliiK
at Lanciwler witii P:i.'.t Line. wet. at 1:10, will
run through te i .-t'-rleij
. KS MAIM.
Prices Lew. Stock Large.
BOWERS
Nes. 28 and 28 NORTH QUEEN STREET.
Polite Attention Shown te All.
& HURST,
LANCASTER. PA.
st.w hat sTOjen.
H
AKKV a. S11ULTZ.
Have Leen very lare, and iv e
laclleu.
general satis-
tVK UAVK HAKGAINS IN
Counterpanes lrem Auction.
At ftOc, OS, re, $1.(H), ?l.Bi, $1.W. f i(W.
TABLE HIT BIS,
FKOM AUCTION.
At2t'c,2-c, iic, 30c, S7iC, .'Ale, Ojc, 75c, te $1.25
P.AUGA1NS ALWAYS AT
WAS. H. hllULTZ.
GRAND OPENING
ON SATUEDAY, APRIL 7, 1883,
KLTJLTZ'S SONS
WILL OPfiN AT K0. 144 K0RTH QUEEN STREET, (dundaker's Old Stend.)
News ExiueMj
Way Pmiseiujer
Mall Train. Ne. 1. via. Mt.-ley.. .
MallTraln,No.'.,,vlal.'eluiiihl.i,liuet.
Nlapira Ka press
Hanover Accommodation leaves..
Fa-t Linn
JfreIerlclc Accommediitloii 1 wives.
HarrisbnrK Accoini-ednlioii
Lancaster Acceini.i'Hii:inii leaves...
Columbia Account tafiii
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With au ENTIRE NEW STOCK of Hats, Gaps, Umbrellas and Cane, of the very Latest Styles,
New Yerk Markets, which will be cold at the Liowest igure. ,,,...-. -r ,
AGENTS FOll YOUMAN'S Albemarle llotel Hats, the most Fashionable Ilat iu New lerk
I from five te eight dollars.
just purchased iu the
Latest Style SILK HATS
MJilUVAU
f 1 KAY'S Sl'KCIWI)
IT Great English itemedy.
MIDiOINK. THI1
All unlailini;
cure ler lmpetcncy, ana tui diseases luai
fellow less el Ainmery. Uulversal Lassl
tuilc. Pain In tlie Uaclr, Hluincss el
Vision. Prcmature Old Age, and many
ether diseases that lead te Insanity or Con
sumption and ft Premature Grave. Full par
ticulars In our pauiplet, which we desire te
send tree by mail te every one. Tlie Spcctllc
Medicine is sold by all ilrugKists at 41 per pucic
aiie, or sl.r packages ter 5. or will be bent tree
by mall en the tecelpt et the money, by ad ad
dres3lnKtlieat;ent,ll.li. Cochran, 137 and 13U
North Queen street. On account et counter
felts, we have adopted the Yellow Wiappcr :
theenly genuine. Guarantees otcure issued by
us. Fer sale In Lancaster by H. II. Ceel'.ian,
UruKKlst. 137 and 131 North tjueen strceL
THE Git AY MEOIOLN E CO., N. V .
anria-lvdAw
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CHEAP STORE.
43 WS3T SING ST., LANCASTER
lUetween the Cooper Heube and Serrel Heuh
Hetel.)
C2TTERMS, POSITIVELY CASH. Dou'tFerget the OPENING DAY, SATURDAY, APRIL 7, 1883.-3
SHULTZ'S
Ne. 144 NORTH QUEEN STREET, -
SONS,
Qundaker's Old Stand,
VJLUTUZtO.
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J'JLl'JiJt HANULNUh, r.
TMAJtE3
w. enx.
CAMlfXIB.
s
UIKK'S UAUl'JST UAIX.
" The Old Reliable. '
This is the Tule which
Shirk's Carpet lall,
Oer. W. KING & WATER Sts.,
Has obtained by selling the Hest Goods at the
nuM Kea-enabJe Prices with THE LAUGEST
AM BEST STOCK te select from. In addi
tion le t lie Largest Stock el Carpets ever car
licd in tliiJ city, we have new
7 JUS LATEST AND BEST KINDS
OF
Brussels, Ingrain and Chain Carpets,
Ever uieuglit te tlie city of Lancaster.
3- Call before purchasing cJsewhcre AND
BE CONVINCED.
H. S. SHIRK,
Carpel Hall, West King and Water Sts.
CAKPKTS WOVEN TOORDKit. Orders
respectlully seiiciredjand promptly attended
te when leceived.
VAKtCJAUJiPt .
flUB
Standard Carriage Werk
OF LANCASTER COUNT'.
EDGERLEY & CO.,
FINE CARRIAGE BUILDERS,
MARKET STBEET,
REAR OF CENTRAL MARKET HOUSES,
LANCASTER, PA.
We maUe every style Bugcy and Catrlage
desired. All Werk finished in the most com
fortable and elegant style. We use only the
best selected material and employ only the
best mechanics. Fer "quality of Wrk our
prices are the cheapest In the state. We buy
ter cash and sell en the most reasonable
terms. Give us a call. All work warranted.
Repairing promptly attended te. One set of
workmen especially employed ler that pur
pose. n26-tld&w
We have opened te-day another
CHOICE LINE OF
LACE CURTAINS
Tlitce, thrcc-and-a-lialf and lour yards long iu
Swiss, Nottingham. Applcquln, Ae.
LACE LAMI5REO.UINS,
SHAMS, TIDIES and BED SETS.
Brass, Ash, Ebony and Walnut Cur
tain Poles, Bands, Leeps,
Heeks, &e.
Cornice, in variety te fit any Window. Forty
Hltlerent. Patterns et KADO WINDOW
SHADES, In new colors, : and 7 leet long.
NICKLE ORNAMENTS.
LOOPS, FRINGE'S, Ac.
AN ELEGANT LINE OF
Wall Papers,
Of every description, in Gilts, Grounded and
Common Papers, Borders, Ccnties, &c.
PHARES W. FRY,
Ne. 57 North Queen Street.
LANCASTER. PA.
YKKS & BATUIfON
Tmv OftVr tim Greatest Bareraiiis in READY-MADE CLOTHING, All Our Own Manufacture.
Examine Cards sent by mail, enclosed in tlie PICTORIAL The people are coming and all go away suited I and well-pleascd.
If you bheuld net have received a Card write us, giving your address, we will Bend yea one. Our bteck of CLOTHINQ for Men,
Youth, Beys aud Children was never se Complete and PRICES LOW
Our Stock of PIECE GOODS is full aud ready te be shown te the trade. The styles are all that could be desired, and the
prices are within the reach of everybody, and we are new taking measures rapidly and the prospect for a geed trade this Spring is
inured ESCeme early and make your eelcctien from ene of the Finest aud Best Selected bteck of Goods ever exhibited in
Lancaster city. Call and save money.
MYERS & RATHFON, Centre Hall,
Ne. 12 E. King St., Lancaster, Fa.
CHINA HALL.
We new have open a very lare linu et
White Granite Ware.
White Porcelain Ware,
Decorated Granite and Porcelain Ware
DINNER,
TEA aud
CHAMBER SETS.
We liave selected tliese j-oed-i tmiii the lied'
Maniitucturers.
WE GUARANTEE THEN.
y-Goedsiiott)Htlalaclory will Ih exchanged.
High & Martin's,
15 BAST EUNQ STRBWT.
LANCASTKIt. PA.
UUUKH AHJJ STATION EM-
TlASXJSa UAKIM.
EASTER, 1883.
Easter Cards.
E ASTKK CAKDS selected with care and in
gieat variety, at
L. M. FLYNN'S.
NO.-UWKST KING BTKEKT. LANCASTKIt.
HAKVWAHK.
KW UAUUWAUK BlUKfe.
IN
9-11 SOUTH QUEEN ST.,
MARSHALL & RENGIER,
-DEALKU8 IN
BUILDING and CABINivl
HARDSTARE,
S10VJES,
HEATERS,
MANGES,
painis;
OILS and
GLASS.
Heuse Furnishing Goods.
sU-fimditw
AMtW JUOOK.
A new revised and enlarged edition el
the " Pelar and Tiepieal Worlds," lrein tlie
pen of Dr. G. Hartwig, president el the lleidcl
lieig University, author et "The Pea and Its
Living Wonders," " Tlie Harmonics el Na
ture," "The Subterranean World," etc., etc.
The work ia edited by Dr. A. II. Guernsey,
scientitic editor en the American Cylepcdla.
Tlie objectef ihe weik is te give the combined
result et all the explorations, lcsearclics and
discoveries el travelers and scientists of
modern times, giving a cemplete description
et man and nature in the Pelar and Equator
ial regions of tlie glolie, embracing a lull and
accurate account el all the dlllcrcnt expedl
t!ens te the Arctic world, Irem the discovery
if Iceland, ever l.COO yens nire down te
and embracing tlie last expedition el
Charles Francis Hall, together with
the discevciie-3 et" Humboldt, Agassiz,
Livingstone, DuChaillu, Wallace, btanley,
Cameren, Squlcr, Orten, Darwin, etc.. etc., In
every part of tlie Tropical World, iu beuth
America, Alrica, India, Ceylon, Australia anrt
the Islands el the Sea. Tiie whole embellished
with ever 250 beautiful Illustrations and maps.
It will bollard te find a velume se profusely
and expensively illustrated as tills. There ia
probably no ether single book extant In which
can be found the same amountet information
in such convenient compass and atsuch a low
price. The work will contain ever S40 pages,
larce ICeyal Octave, printed en superfine white
paper and substantially bound with double
oakum beard sides and spring back. This
werkwlll boseldonly by subscription. Agents
are wanted te canvass ler It in every town
ship in this State and Maryland. Fer particu
lars apply te Jehn cewan, p. i). vex 6i3,
DRY OVOUS.
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EXT BOOK TO TUE C'OUItT HOUSE.
jtAii.uvrnt.
GREAT
FAHKESTOCK
Large Stock ! Lew Prices ! Bargains in Every Department !
NEW GOODS OPENED DAILY !
Constantly Receiving Bargains from New Yerk and Philadelphia forced sales.
Every day bi ins something new, at FAHNESTOCK'S. (Next Doer te the Court
Heuso.)
LARGE STOCK
INGRAIN, RAG AND HALL CARPETS, 25c. up.
R. E. FAHNESTOCK,
NEXT DOOR TO THE COURT HOUSE.
LANCASTER, PA.
rZOMBINU AND QAM FITTING.
JOHN
L. AKBOLU.
a4-4td&itw
IlALTlMOR. MD.
TOTlCE -X Xttl!.SlAS3EttS AM) UUH-
.Li NEU8. AH persons are hereby forbidden
te trespass "en any of tlie lauds et the Corn
wall or Speedwell estates, in Lebanon and
Lancaster counties whether inclesed or un un
inclesed, either ler the purpose of sheeting or
fishing, as the law will be rigidly enforced
against all trespassing en said lands et tlie
undersigned alter this notice.
WM. COLKMAN FUEKMAff
K. PEHCY ALDKN,
EDWARD C. FUKKMAN,
Attorney ler ll. W? Celeman's Heirs.
elfi-tfdAwi
IUCIIUK.POK.EK.UASSINA ANIAKULL
ll line et Hart's and Dougherty's playing
cards nt
UAUTMAN'S YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STORE.
PLUMBING AND GAS FITTING,
TIN ROOFING, SLATE ROOFING,
GAS FIXTURES AT REDUCED PRICES:
JOHN L. ARNOLD,
Ne. 11 BAST ORANGE STREET,
LANCASTER, PA.
1A1'1TALI8T3 AN U OTHERS
Seeking Safe Investments
Are respectfully invited te call and learn le
catiens, wmen are guuu, uu jhet v.
erties payinjr ever 6 per cent., clear elaii
niminv KRnHTOLD.
Tnwa nmi w uter Rents. Rents ruaranteeu
-"'-M"--"- " ZZ -!....
Ill
Real Estate and Insurance Agent.
P. 8. Choice Building I-eta lrem fle te v
pe.rloet.
UEKB & CO.'S
A I-LEN A.
A.
Real Estate and Insurance Office
RBMOVKU TO
NO. 108 BAST KING STREET.
(Opposite Leepard Hetel.)
RELIABLE
mar3Mmd
INSURANCE
RATES.
AT LOWEST
Burlington Reute
Ctalcage, liDrlliigtea & Ijnincj It. IU
Chicago, lfnrllugteii & tyiiiu-y K. K.
PKINOIJ'AL LiNE
AN1 OLI rAVORlTK KKOM
C H I C A 0 0 OK T K ORfA
TO KANSAS CITY, OB1A1IA, CALtreitNlA
LINCOLN AKI) DKSVKl:
The SIIORTKST, qUlCK KST and HKT line
te St, Jesepii, Atchlnsen, Tejm'Iiii, liunlben.
Dallas, Galveston, and all points tn tewa, Ne
braska, Nlsseurl, Kansas, New Mexico, Ari
zona, Mentana and Texas,
This route has no snpe,ner ler Aitx-rt Lea,
Minneapolis and St. i'aul. Nationally reputiil
as being the GREAT THROUGH OAK LINK.
Universally conceded te b thu RKST
EQUIPPED Railroad In the world for all
classes et travel.
All connections made In Union depots.
Try It and yen will find travellug a luxury
Instead of a discomfort.
Through tlcbeta via thii celebrated line for
sale at all nltlws tn th U. S. and Canada
All information about rates et Jan. Sleeping
Cars, etc., ciieerfully given by
fKKOKVAL LOWKtX,
General rasBengcr Agent, Chiuaoe, Itu
T. .1. 1'OTTEIt,
Jtl Vlce 1'res. & Gen. Manager, Cuioaeo, ixt.
JOHN U. A. HBAN.Uen. Kwt'im Agt.,
317 Rreadway, M Wanlilngteii t.
Kkw Vem. Hwrren, Mahi.
mavMi-ivilw
B
AKUAIWH
Chain?. Kings. SpecUiejes, &v.
et all kinds will leceive iny
IN WATUUBl, il.OCKM
ks, Spectaeles, fte. Rerairing
11 iccelVK my rersunal atten
tien. LOUIS w EUr-it. ae. ie;-4 .-i rui wieen
street- Remember name and number. Di
rectly opposite City Hetel, near IVnnsj Ivunti
railroad depot. iec2ile.
UOUNTAIK riNK-CUT TtlHACCO, UKST
JT goei's luanufaetured. S cfe per oz. or 52
Ct8ilART&A2rS YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STORK.
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