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Volume XIX Ne. 202.
LANCASTEB, PA. THURSDAY. APRIL 26, 1883.
Price Twe Cttti.
UOVHBFURNISUIHU 00003.
''LIIXN & BKESEHAM.
AGAIN AHEAD.
The"Ridgway" Patent Refrigerator
13 THE ONLY PERFECT REFRIGERATOR IN THE MAUKKT.
THE PENNSYLVANIA LAWN MOWER
Runs mera easily, will cut longer grass, is mera durable and requires less repairs than
auy ether LA.WN MOWER manufactured.
Our Stockef BABY CARRIAGES is Larger. Fine and Cheaper than Ever.
OUR STOCK OF
Water Coelers is particularly fine and at low prices,
FLINN & BRENEMAN,
Ne. 152 NORTH QUEEN STREET, LANCASTER, PA.
jticY
B
AKGAINS IN HOCSK FURNISHING GOODS.
GEORGE FAHMESTOCK,
Ne. 14 EAST KING STREET,
( BAIR'S OLD STORE.)
IS NOW OFFERING BARGAINS
IN
Heuse Furnishing Goods.
Bleached and Unbleached Muslins, Leem and Dice Table Linens, Napkins and
Towels, Cotten and Linen Shirtings, Pillow Case Muslins, Tickings and Furniture
Coverings.
C2r PRIME FEATUERS-STEAM-CURED.-S
(1EOEGE FAHNE8TOCK
NO. 14 EAST KING STREET. LMTOASTER, PA.
l'LUMJlINO ANIi
TOIIN I. AltflOLI).
PLUMBING AND GAS FITTING,
TIN ROOFING, SLATE ROOFING,
gas Fixtures at reddced prices.
JOHN L. ARNOLD,
Ne. 11 EAST ORANGE STREET,
MII.LLNKRY.
i
ChMIMi OK
M. A. HOUGHTON'S
NEW STORE.
NEW LINE OF MILLINERY GOODS.
All tlie Latest Styles ir FINE MILLINERY GOODS received daily and sold
at the. LOWEST PRICES at
M. A. HOUGHTON'S,
Ne: 105 West King Street.
OPPOSITE STEVEN'S HOUSE, LANCASTER.
HOOKS AN It
LJH1N OK Till? 1(1(1 HOOK.
JOHN BAER'S SONS,
NOS. 15 AND 17 NORTH QUEEN STREET.
BLANK BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
LAR QE ASSORTMENT ! . LOW PRICES !
QUARTO FAMILY BIBLES! BOOKS AT MARKED-DOWN PRICES!
13TM, the Sign of the Big Boek.
ULOllllM.VNliJKKWEAK, SC.
yjKMOVAI..
E. J. ERISMAN,
THE SHIRTMAKER.
HAS UK MOVED HIS
GENTS' FURNISHING STORK
TO
Ne. 17 WEST KING STHFET,
(Next Doer te 11 nil's DrnglSterc, opposite
Cress Keys Hetel.)
CLOTHING IS KING
With everybody, at this season et the year
Everyone asks, where is thcChcapest Place te
I5uy? We can tell you that lr you want te buy
GOOD, STRONG
STYLISH CLOTHING,
-GOTO-
HIRSH & BROTHER,
Cerner of
North Queen and Centre Square.
We have all kinds and grades for Men,
Youths. Beva ami children mid ut audi low
figures that veu cannot fall te be pleased in
every way. "We have
CHILDREN'S SUITS,
Ot all dcsciipilens and at bottom prices. Fer
snine few el the many styles and prlcossceonr
Hhew windows. Our nue c el Heys' Scheel,
Youths' and Mum's Suits ran net he equaled. In
FUKN1KIMNG GOODS, NECKWEAR, SUM
MER UNDERWEAR. TRUNKS.
VAI.lSES.Ktc,
We have a full line et the laie-,1 novelties as
wi 11 as the regular line et goods always In use.
Our "Penn Hall" White Shirt
Recommends Itself tothepuh.lcand Is always
the best Price SO cents.
HIRSH & BRO.,
Pcnn Hall Clothing Heuse, '
Nes 2 and 4 NORTH QUEEN ST.
aoena.
OAS JflTTINO.
-V
LANCASTER, PA.
STATIONERY.
si'Mixe aoeos.
L.
UANHMAH & BRO.
FACTS WORTH READING.
Spring Clothing.
Gentlemen, If you wish te de Justice te your
self and family and leel like saving hard
earned money, belore purchasing your Spring
Clothing, call en L. GANSMAN & BRO.
Whether you wish te purchase or net get
posted se as te compare enr low prices with
ethers.
NOTE A FEW SAMPLE THICKS :
Men's Suits at $1.50. $5.00, $6.00, $7.00, $3.00, up
te $15.00.
Men's Pants at 75c, $1 00, $1.25, $1 .50, $1.75. $1.0
up te $5.00.
AN IMMENSE VARIETY IN OUR ROY'S
AND CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT
AT SPECIAL CLOSE FIGURES.
Rey's Suits at $1.75, $2.00, $2.50, $.1 00, $1.00,
$5.0J, $0.00, up te $9 00.
Bey's Pants at 70c, 00c. $1.00, $1.25 up te $2.50.
Children's Suits at $1.59, $1.75, $2.00, $2 50,
$3.00. $4 10, up te $0.50.
Children's Pants at Cue, and upwards.
OUR
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT
Is tilled with the Choicest Line et
SUITINGS
AND
Foreign and Demestic Treuserings.
A geed and geed looking suit te order a
$14.0u. Our prices always under. We are ready
te meet and te beat all competition. Our plain
taiic means unstness. xt win pay you 10 re
member It,
L. Gansman & Bre.,
THE rASllIONAULE MERCHANT
TAILORS & CLOTHIERS,
GCG8 NORTH QUEEN STREET,
uighten the Southwest Cerner et Orange St,
LANCASTER, PA.
49We have no connection with any ether
Clothing Heuse, in the city.
UOOKU AND BTATIONJSMI-
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KW BOOKS.
Mil. ISAACS.
THE COLONEL'S DAUGHTER,
THE ADMIRAL'S WARD,
SOCIAL EQUALITY.
THE LATENT MA GAZINES
AND
NE W ST A TIONER Y,
AT
L. M. FLYNN'S,
Ne. 42 WEST KINO STREET.
MEDICAL.
T
AKE
Sims' Lifer Regulator
Fer Dyspepsia, Cestlvenes3, Sict Headache,
Chronic Diarrheea, Jaundice. Impurity et the
lllced. Fever and Augue, Malaria and all dis
eases caused by Derangement of Liver, tlewels
ami Kidneys.
SYMPTOMS OF A DISEASED LIVER.
Bad Breath , Pain in the Side, sometimes
the pain is telt under the Shoulder-blade, mis
taken ler RheumatisDi ; general less et appe
tite. Bowels generally costive, sometimes
alternating with lax ; the head Is troubled
with pain, Is dull and heavy, with considera
ble less et memory, accompanied with a pain
ful sensation et leaving undone something
which ought te have been done ; a slight, dry
cough and flushed lace is sometimes an at
tendant, eltcn mistaken ler consumption ; the
patient complains et weariness and debility;
nervous, easily startled; feet cold or burning,
sometimes a prickly sensation et the skin ex
ists ; spirits arc low and despondent, and
although satislicd that exercise would be ben
eficial, yet one can hardly summon up forti
tude te try it in lact distrusts every remedy.
Several et the above symptoms attend the
disease, but cases have occurred when but
lew et them existed, yet examination alter
r'eatu has shown the Liver te have been ex
tensively deranged.)
It should be used by all persons, old and
Teung, whenever any of the abeve
symptoms appear.
Persons traveling or living in. Unhealthy
Localities, by biking a dose occasionally te
key p the Liver In healthy action, will avoid
all Malaria. Bilious attacks, Dizziness, Nau
sea, Drowsiness. Depression et Spirits, etc. It
will invigorate like a glass et wine, but is no
Intoxicating beverage.
If you have eaten anything hard or diges
tion, or leel heavy alter meals, or sleepless nt
night, take a dose and you will be relieved.
Time and Doctors' Bills wilt be saved by
always keeping the Regulator in the
Heuse !
Fer, whatever the ailment may be, a tho
roughly sate purgative, alternative ami
tonic can never be out et place. The remedy
is harmless iiud does net lntcrlere with busi
ness or pleasure.
IT IS PURELY VEGETABLE,
Ami has all the power and efficacy or Calomel
or Quinine, without any f f the injurious after
effects
A Governer's Testimony.
Simmons Liver Regulator has been in usc
in my family for some time, and I am satis
lied it is a valuable addition te the medical
science. .l.tiiLLSiieirrait,
Governer of Alabama.
lien. Alexander II. Stephens, et'Ga., says:
Have derived some benefit from the use el
Simmons Liver Regulator, and wish te give it
a further trial.
"The only Thing that never fails te Relieve."
I I ave used many remedies for Dyspepsia;
Liver Aflcctien and Debility, but never have
found anything te benefit me te the vxtent
Simmons Liver Regulator hap. I sent from
Minnesota te Georgia for it and would semi
further ler such a medicine, and would ad
vise all who are similarly ntrected te give it a
trial as It seems theenly'thingthat never fails
t'e relieve.
P. M. .1 ANNEY, Minneapolis, Minn.
Dr. T. W. Masen says : Frem actual experi
ence in the use of Simmons Liver Regulator
in my practice 1 have been and am satisfied te
use and prescribe lkas a purgative medicine.
S-Take only the GENUINE, which always
has en the wiappcrthc RED TRADE-MARK
and SIGNATURE OF
J. II. ZEILIN&t.O.
Fer sale by II. . Cochran. Druggist, 1.'!? and
Si North Queen street.
FOR SALE It Y ALL DRUGGISTS.
lanU-lyeed&w
IT'IONKY-WOSST.
STD HE,
"THIS IS H0BR1ISTE, lilLOUS
Spring Weather."
Said She, I knew it, almost everyone, no
mailer hew well ordinarily, needs a ilioiengh
conrse et physic in the spring te cleanse the
MVstcm of the accumulated humors caused by
the indoor lite of the winter months ; no etliei
remedy is se geed a Kidney-Wert for lids
putpeac Ills a mild but efficient cathartic,
and acting at the same time en the Liver,
tlewcls and Kidneys It relieves all these and
enables them te perform their duties per
fectly ; Headache, Jlilieusncss. Jaundice, and
all such spring disenes yield at once te Us cu
rative power."
Said He, niter Artrisiiig Awlille,
"KIDNEY-WORT!
" YES, I Wll.X, GET IT AT IIAI3K."
Said She. " Dr. Ballen says it Is the hfst of
all family medicines, ter the following geed
reasons,
lfecause it is a remedy Unit, aels en the
I.lver, ISewelsand Kldneytiat the same time,
making each efficient In aiding nature te
threw eir disease.
lferause it is a wonilerlu! tonic and lenova leneva lenova
ter. It expels the poisonous humors et the
bleed, cleanses the liver, regulates the bowels,
restores the kidneys te httalthy action, and
drives out the despondency and gloom of ill
health.
isecause lMias been tried and proved. Its
enormous sale Is net caused by extravagant
advertising and the persistent pushing et its
name before the public en every leek, fence,
and bridge, but the demand has been created
by its own virtues and the theuaud3 el re
markable cures It has performed.
If you have trouble with your Kidneys,
Liver or Bowels, you will find "it the remedy
you need."
Said he, a week later,
"Hary, Yen are ai Anpl
for urging me te get. that Kidney-Wert, it has
llxed ine se nicely ttat 1 believe all they claim,
everyone should use it as a
SPRING CLEANSER."
It is a Purely Vegetable Compound !
Tlie Safest, aurfht and ltest Iten-.edy ever
Discovered for Kidney IIIsehmx. I.ivcr
Complaint?, Vcuialn Disorder, rilw.-Urav-el,
Constipation, Klisiiinatlnii. Dys
pepsia and Debility.
PHYSICIANS KNUOKSi: I1JKAUT1LY.
"I have tennd Kidney- Wert te erlclikca
charm, doing all that is claimed for it. Alter
using it several years in my practice I, a ' regu
lar physician,1 can endorse it heartily. It, lias
done ljetter than any remedy I ever used."
R. K. Clark, M. D., Seuth Here, VI.
DAftaKUOUSKIDNlCYDJSKAMK.
" A streke el paralysis prostrated me, also
dangerously diseasing my kidneys. The doc
tors tailed but Kidney-Wert cured me." 10.
Sladc, 18 Blackstenc St,, Bosten, Mas.
KIDNEY TROUBLE and KHKUMAT1SM.
"Twe of my friends had my trouble." a s
Mr Eldrldgc Malcolm, of West Bath, Me. '!
was given up te die by my physician and
lrlends. We all had kidney disease and rheu
matism. Mine was et SO years standing. Kid
ney-Wert has entirely cured allthree of us."
A SAFE MAN SAVEU.
" I had kidney-trouble ler many yea;y. Tviil-ncy-Wert
cured ne." J. M. Dews, of DIcbeld
Sate Ce., 2S Canal St., New Orlcan.
L1VKK UISOKUKK.
" Please tell mv bro. soldier?, and the pub
lic, tee, appeals J. C Power, et Trenten, 111.,
through the St. Leuis Glebe-J)cm. and Heme
and Fireside, that Kidney-Wert cured my
liver disorders, which I'd had ler 'i) yeais."
12-2-'Si
IN1TAMB1ATJO.V OF ItL ADDER.
" Chronic Inflammation of the bladder, or
two years duration, was my wile's complaint,"
writes Docter C. M. Summcrlin, et tun Hill,
Ga. "Her urine often contained mucus, pus,
and was sometimes bloody. Physician's pre pre
scripteonsmy own included and domestic
remedies only palliated her pains. Kidney Kidney
Wert, however, lias entirely cured her."
Sold by all Druggists.
aCO-lwdeedftw
K
JDNKY WflKT ri!l SILK AT H. !.
Cech rail's Drug Mere, l."7 and i:,0.Neith
Queen street.
mar.
Said
I KAY'S SPKUtflC. .M-.-.UKIISE, -TllK
VJf Great Knglish Remedy. An unialliug
cure ter luipntency, and ail Diseases that
fellow less el Memery, Universal Lassi
tude. Pain In I he R.icit, Dimness of
Vision, Prematute Old Ae, and many
ether diseases that lead te Insanity or Cen
sumptien and a Premature Grave. Full par
ticulars In our pamplet, which we desire te
send trcu by mail te every one. The Specific
Medicine Is sold by all druggists at $1 per pack
age, or nix packages ler$r. or will Le sent tree
by mall en the receipt et the money, by ad
dressing the agent, II. B. Cechrau, 137 and Pill
North tjneensti cot. On account et counter
tells, we have adopted the Yellow Wrapper :
theenly genuine Guarantees of cure issued by
us. Fer sale In Lancaster by II. B. Cochran,
Druggist, 137 and 139 North Queen street.
THE GRAY MEDICINE CO..N. x
aprJ-MvdAw
FAKM AND GAEDEN.
HIMTS FOK TUB HUSBANUaiAN.
Fer Tillers et the SeU Spring Notes Sea
sonable SuggeUen The Market for
BreadJlBfUf
Germantewn Telegraph.
We find in the April number of the
Agricultural Review an elaborate essay en
free trade, written by a gentleman who
hails from the state of Iowa, and who
seems te labor under the delusion that the
principal markets for the products of
western agriculture is te be found in
Europe, and this in face of the fact that
our experts of cereals amount te less than
ten per cent., while the home consumption
is fully ninety per cent ! In the courso-ef
his labored eflert te preve this, he asserts
and assumes as a fact that the Eastern
states, meaning thereby the New England
and Middle states, are very nearly self
sustaining with tegard te. feed. New,
any such statement as this is fcimply
based en ignorance. The state of New
Yerk is net only net self-sustaining, but
depends upon the West for fully four
fifths of her brcadstulle, and mere than
half of the meat she consumes, while the
case of New England is still stronger.
Here in Pennsylvania, we de, it is true,
niake a much better show than this, but
our case is gradually becoming assimilated
te that of New Yerk, for the sirnple and
obvious reason that the Western competi
tion against us is absolutely overwhelm
ing. The 1-eacli Prospects.
The tone of lettcrs received within a few
days from "peach centres" iu Delaware
and Maryland, is in the highest degrce fa fa fa
vorable for one of the largest yields of
peaches ever grown. Everything will de
pend, however, upon the absence of sharp,
damaging frosts from this time out. The
only ether fear new is that from the great
superfluity of bads the trees may be se
crowded as te interfere with the size, and
as the thinning-out the fruit would be a
herculean work where .the plantations are
extensive, it would probably net pay, and
we believe it is seldom dene. A farmer
in. the adjoining county of Montgomery
told us the ether day that he raised last
year sixty bushels of as line peaches, both"
in size aud quality, as he tow during the
whole of last year's past season, which he
sold iu the neighboring towns at a geed
price, thns bearing out what wc have re
peatedly said, that as geed crops of peach
es can be grown in Pennsylvania as any
whete else.
Horsesheeing at Kxmbltleim
Wc desire again te call the attention of
our agricultural societies proposing te
held exhibitions the- ensuing autumn, te
the effeiiug of a geed, solid premium for
the best horsesheeing. We are very cer
tain that if our suggestions, presented
some weeks age, were te be carried out
genet ally by our societies, it would exert a
vast influcuce upon skillfulness in shoeing,
aud would secure the usefulness, if net
save the lives, el thousands of horses
every year. We are pleased te .ee that a
number of our leadiug agricultuial as wJ!
as ether journals have endorsed our le
commendation by publishing the article te
which we allude, which was condensed as
much as possible in euler that it would
.save space and thus induce its general
publication. We teler te it again that it
may net be overlooked in making up the
lists of prizes which are new being pre
pared
Tomatoes and Egg-plants.
While tomato plaflis can be set out any
time new, if they ate protected at nights
ami whenever there may likely be a Jiest,
the egg-plant should uet be set out before
the last week in May, aud then should be
pietected during cool nights. They arc
one of the most difficult vegetables te
grew, and require at all times particular
care and attcutien. The space ccaupied
by the toots being very small, they icquire
the richest soil and heavy manuring from
the barnyard. Beth plants should be well
mulched. Te aitbrd them curtain pretec
lien, prepare boxes f rough half iuch
beaids, about ten inches wide at bottom
and live or six iuches at top, from twelve
te fifteen iuches high, tnade of four pieces,
aud open at top, as there need be no fear
of the fro .disturbing the plauts through
this aperture. With care iu stewing them
away in the dry when uet needed, they
will last fifteen te tweuty years, aud are a
sure protection for any tender plants.
Clear Up ami Cleanfte Veur l'reintses.
The warm weather is here, and it be
hooves every citizen te cleanse his prem
ises of a.11 offeusive matter iu order that
they may become perfectly cle.'u and
healthy. There is no doubt at all that a
great deal of the sickness visiting families
proceeds from filthy cellars, sinks, yards,
outhouses, styes, &c. These things are
ueglected by many as are ether duties
irem puie thoughtlessness, while ethers
never dream of paying any attention te
them, net thinking it worth while. Thcre
are seveial remedies ler this bad, un
healthy condition of things that can be
easily applied. The first is te put ene
pint of the liquor of chloride el ziae in
one bucketful of water, and one pound et
chloride of lime iu auether bucketful et'
water, add and spriukle ever decayed
vegotable matter. Fer this purpese
nothing surpasses it ; indeed, it is a per
feet deodorizer. The second is te take
four pounds of sulphate of iron or cop
peras and disselve it iu a bucketful of
water. This will in most cases preve a
sure remedy in destroying all offensive
odors. The third is te take simple chle
lido of iime and spr'nkle in damp cellar?,
ever outside heaps of filth, dirty yards,
&c. Before this, however, is dene, let
thcre be a general clcaning-up, removal
of everything offensive or nasty, te a place
whence no harm can arise. Tiiese chem
icals can be purchased at the druggists,
and as prices go are net dear.
The labor of cleansing one's premises by
cither one of these remedies is trifling, and
the expense is net worth mentioning. If
it were ten times greater, both the labor
aud expense should be willingly incurred.
But perhaps the best proccdure is te
cleanse your cellars, yards, outhouses,
styes, &c., systematically. Especially
should the cellars, sinks, and everything
about the house be kept free of all elTen
sivcuess at all times. Cellars should be
thoroughly cleaned eat twice a year and
whitewashed once. Sinks about kitchens
should be particularly attended te by ence
a week pouring into the pipes a quantity
of boiling water. Privies can be rendered
completely inoffensive by the application
of fresh earth from time te time.
Protect the Partridge.
There was a meeting of horticulturists
held some time .since in the West, at which
the question of preserving paitridges upon
our farms aud in our gardens te destroy
insects aud vermin generally was presented
and facts given te show that they are very
destructive during the growing seasons of
the enemies of our plants, flowers, fruits
and graiu. One speaker said that in view
of these services the partridge ought te be
pretected against, the hunter, and-the
farmer and his boys as well : that no bird
is mere harmless and nene mere useful ;
that te sheet of te tiap it for stewing,
broiling or making potpies, was very
much te be deplored and should be pre
vented if possible ; and that it was the
only bird that remained with as through
the winter, after being deserted by all
ethers. But this is easier said than done.
Human nature, we are a little apprehen
sive, will need a trifle of change and edu
cating before this partridge millenium ar
rives. Te show, however, 7iew useful this beau
tiful and harmless domestic bird is, it was
at the same time stated that a fleck of
partridges were seen running along the
rows of corn just sprouting, and seeing
them engaged at something whieh was be
lieved te be pulling up the young plants,
one of them was killed and its "crop"
examined, which was found te contain one
cutworm, 21 striped bugs, and ever 100
chinch bugs ! Anether related that he
had adopted measures te protect the bird,
and that they had become se nnmereus
aud se tame that hundreds of them, after
falls of snow, could be seen in his barnyard
with the fowls where they were fed. As
a result of their presence upon the prem
ises, his wheat crops were usually abund
ant, while in many ether places net far off
the chinch bug and ether insects had de
stroyed half the crop.
This suggestion is worthy the considera
tion of farmers, and if practicable it ought
te be adopted. Of course, when the birds
had greatly multiplied there could be no
objection in trapping some for domestic
consumption, or they might tee numerous
te be altogether advantageous.
Ills Old atiasua.
Washington Cor. Philadelphia Kccerd.
It was raining heavily a day or two age
an April shower in the afternoon of a
fair day threatening te project itself into
the night. The departments were just
beginning te disgerge the great slices of
humanity that they had swallowed in the
morning. I was standing by ene of the
great piles as the men and women began
te conie out slowly at the first. The first
two or three, warned by experience, had
umbrellas under which they went jogging,
slowly home at a clerkly rate. The fourth
was a woman in widow's clothing rather
shabby clothing which had been worn a
long time. She was thin, shrunken, gray
and pale, and scorned broken with aweight
of bad years, a sad memory of better days.
The carriage of the secretary was rolling
te and fro before the big entracce of the
big building. His gray whiskered col
ored coachman with difficulty restrained
his blooded horses. The secretary was
signing his name a great many times ou a
great many different decuments in his
lefty, velvety office He might be out for
an hour. Just as the ghostly widow
c.irac slowly down the big steps the flue
old coachman turned his prancing pair
toward the entrance. The peer old gentle gentlo gentle
weman came down td the sidewalk with
an evident difficulty, which spoke of
rheumatism. She was perplexed and
puzzled by the unexpected rainstorm. She
had no umbrella, and I don't believe she
had car fare. The black angel en the
secretary's carriage spied her as she stqpd
in the pouring iain,aud lecegnizcdnnderall
time's disguises thefeatures her fashienabie
friends had net seen for years. It's wen
dei ful what sharp eyes these geed old col
ored " uncles " and " mommies " have.
lie drove tip te the curb at ence and lean
ing ever en his perch invited the peer
puzzled woman te get in the secretary's
carriage and ride te her home. Without
a thought of the consequences te the
faithful old feel en the box she murmured
her address, fortunately near at hand, and
sauk back luxuriously en the soft cushions
of the haudsome carriage. Taking all the
risks, the fine old fellow drove carefully
yet quickly te the shabby bearding house,
aud was back long before the secretary was
ready for him. I wenid never have known
had the loyal old servant net told me, that
the widow's husbaud was a general who
was famous when the secretary was un
known, although I could have been quite
sttru that old Themas drove her carriage
when she had one.
Keceut Disasters.
Edwin S. Kayner, a member of the New
Yerk firm of Kayner & Eurach, dealers in
school supplies, was accidentally shot dead
at his residence in Baldwiu's Queens
county, yesterday, by falling while going
down stairs with a leaded gun. A deaf
and dumb son of Joel Plait set fire te a
barn in Sabctua. Kansas, en Tuesday and
was burned te death. His mother was
l'ataily burned iu lriug te save him. It is
believed that little or no damage was dene
te the peaches in Delaware aud Maryland
by the frost en Tuesday night At Pe
tersburg, Virginia, ice half au inch thick
war. formed yesterday morning, and
the frost extended south, through
Neit'i Carolina. Damage te the
fruit aud tobacco crop is feared.
-A Norwegian bat k was wrecked off Apala-
clucela, i lenda, en Sunday night, aud its
captain, C. Kundscc, was killed. The
steamer Yallette, from Halifax for Bosten,
is reported ashore ou a reef near Liver
peel, Neva Scotia, and likely te beceme a
total wreck. Ne lives are reported lest.
Thice hundred feet of the up track of the
Wc-.t Shere raihead at Hampton Point,
en the IIudsen,sank into the river en
Tae.sday and disappeared from sight.
The western nail mill in Belleville, III.,
was destroyed by fire yesterday. Less
$75,000. It employed 200 men. It was
burned just ene year age from yesterday.
If you don't sce,it Is mainly your own fault,
because by procuring a pair et Celluloid Kye
G lasses, you can improve falling eyesight se
as te see clearly. Fer uale by all leading .lew
tilers and Opticians. ai! lwdced
A Delicious Uanqnet.
The modern epicure Is tee often alllicted
with dyspepsia, indigestion or constipation
after having satiated his appetlte v.ltli a deli deli
cleus banquet and all the luxuries et the sea
son. Burdock Bleed Bitters arc a positive
enre for these and all ether diseiders of the
stomach. Price $1. Fer sole by II. It. Cochran,
druggist. 137 and 139 North Queen street.
I Wish Everybody te Knew.
Uev. Geerge II. Thayer, an old citizen of
this vicinity known te every one as a most
Inltuential eilizen and christian minister el
.the M. K. church, just this moment stepped in
enr store te say, i wtsn everyoeuy te Knew
that 1 consider that both myselt and wife ewe
our lives te Shlleh's Consumption Cure." It
is having a tremendous pale ever our counters
and is giving perfect satisfaction in all cases
et Lung Diseases, such as nothing else has
done. DKS. MATCHETT X FBANUK.
ItoimnejJ. Ind., May 19, '78.
Held by II. B. Cochran, djuggist, Nes. 137 and
i:?J North Queen street. Lancaster, teblleedl
A pure, harmless, ctlicacleus remedy Sim.
mens Liver liegulater.
.Mr. J. Marsh, Banket Terente. Ont.,writesH
"Biliousness and dyspepsia seem te have
grown up with me ; having been a snflercr for
years, 1 have tried many remedies, but with
no lasilng result until 1 used your Burdock
Bleed Bitters. They have been truly a bless
ing te me. and I cannot speak tee highly et
them." Price$L Fer sale by II. B. Cochran,
druggist, 137 anil 13J North Qneen street.
A. Dangcruu Counterfeit.
There are dangerous cennterlcits In circu
lation purporting te be " Walnut Leat Hair
Restorer." The strongest evidence of Its great
value is the lact that parties knewlnglts great
cfllcacy try te imitate it. Each bottle of the
genuine has a fac simile of a walnut leat
blown In the glass : and a Green Leat en the
outside wrapper. The " Ke3terer " is as harm
less as water, while it possesses all properties
necessary te restore Hie, vigor, growth and
color te the hair. Purchase only trem respon
sible parlies. Ask your druggist for It. Each
bottle Is warranted. JOHNSON. nOLLOWAY
A CO.. Philadelphia, and HALL KUCKKL.
New Yerk. InnC-Iyd.eedftw
AKDICAIi.
"DEBET DAVIS'S PAIN KILUK.
ACCIDENTS
HAPPEN
EVERY DAY in the Year.
Burns,
PERRY CeTg
DAVIS'S Bruises,
Sprains,
PAIN Scratches,
KILLER Contusions,
Swellings,
is tub Scalds,
GREAT SeRE3
Dislocations.
1.EMEDY Felons,
FOR BeiL3
&c, &c.
DRUGGISTS KEEP IT
EVERYWHERE.
ai-inuIJtw
LANVAHTtUt WATVHUn
llHh
Lancaster Mes.
POPULAR GRADES.
GILDED MOVEMENTS:
"NEW ERA,"
44 WEST END,"
" FEANKLIN,"
" FULTON,"
" KEYSTONE,"
" LANCASTER, '
NICKEL MOVEMENTS :
" MELROSE,"
" LANCASTER.
ThcMamttacturcetlhc Full Line of Favorite
Movements, with the adoption et the Lineet
Dnst-Proer Movements, and Ladies' Watches,
geca ferwartl with Increased Energy.
NOTIONS.
CM'KINU IIOHIKKT.
PALACE OF FASHIOH
ASTRICH BROTHERS, Agt,
NO. 13 EAST KING STREET.
We are new dally receiving NEW GOODS
ineurllO.SIKUY DKPAIITMKNT, and have
at present the Hest Selected Stock and the
Lewest Posslhle Prices. -Plain, Coleicd anil
Fancy Striped Hese ter Ladies. tScnts and
Children. .Bargains iu Ladies' Full Uegnlar
Made llalbrlggun IIem-: also In Fancy Striped
and Plain Colerot Stockings. Special bargain
in Child's Plain colored Hese. Extra Quality
French Ulubcd, 7 te ; at 20c a pair. IrtantV
All-Weel Hese, regular made, ribbed, at 15c a
pair; worth 25c. Special Inducements ellered
in Gents' White and Fancy Cotten Holt-Hese
A Large Assortment et LISLE GLOVES, at
10c, 20e, 25c, 30c te COc a pair.
LISLE MUSQUETAIUE GLOVES at 25c, 35c
and 50c a pair.
SILK GLOVES In all the New Spring Celers.
KID GLOVES. A most Complete Assert
ment el all New and Seasonable Goods.
New Millinery, NewLices, New Lace Goods,
New Trimmings, New Buttens, New Linen
Cellars, New Handkerchiefs. All the Novel
ties In every department.
SUIT DEPARTMENT. We have new a very
line line of Ladies'Sulfe,madeup;in tlie Latest
Spring Styles tesclect trem. Persons wanting
te buy a Dress will And It te their advantage
te leek through our Line et Dresses before
purchasing elsewhere, and, It they can be
suited, will find that the price of making the
dress is saved, as all we charge ler Is the act
ual cost et material, lining and trimming. 1 1
we cannot suit you In a Keady-Madn Dress,
we have a very Large Line et lircss Goods te
select from, which wc will make te order, or
you can bay the material from us and get it
made where It suits you. Wc have just re
ceived a large line et Children's Dresses trem
New Yerk, that for workmanship, style and
beauty cannot be surpassed. They are made
et all kinds of material trem the low priced
calico te the finest cashmere. Call and leek
at them.
SILK DEPARTMENT. Just received to
day another let et these extraordinary low
priced Summer Silks at 45c. Our lilack Silks
are pronounced by all the cheapest line that
has been shown anywhere. We also hive
Silks It all Desirable Celers. Large stock or
Infants' Cloaks, Ladies' Underwear anil Cor
sets. UAMJtlAUJCa, &V.
rrHE
Standard Carriage Werk
OF LANCASTER COUNTY.
EDGERLEY & CO.,
FINE CARRIAGE BUILDERS,
MARKET STREET,
REAR OF CKNTRAL MAUKKT HOUSES,
LANCASTER, PA.
We make every style Buggy and Carriage
desired. All Werk finished in the most com
fortable and elegant style. We use only the
best selectee' material ami employ only the
best mechanics. Fer quality et work enr
prices are the cheapest In the state. We buy
ler cash and sell en the most reasonable
terms. Give us .a call. All work warranted.
Repairing promptly attended te. One set el
workmen especially employed ter that pur
pose. n26-tldw
FOUNTAIN .FINK-COT TOBACCO. BKST
goods manufactured, 8 cts per oz. or 02
cts. lb at
HARTMAN'3 YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STORE.
CLOTOZSO.
Our Clothing differs from the
general run of Ready-made
Clothing. It is mere stylish in
appearance and much better
made and trimmed. In fact, the
better grades, you will find, will
compare favorably with-meat
custom work costing twice the
money.
A. C. YATES & CO.
Ledger Building, Chestnut & Sixth Sts.
PHILADELPHIA.
a?4 Iwa
H.'
KKifAltT.
SPEDTG OPENUTG
AT
H. GERHART'S
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
NO. EAST KINO STREET,
OF TUB-LARGEST AHSORTMKAU
-OF
FINE SUITING,
PANTALOONINCtf
AND
SL'KINU OVEKGOaTINU,
Ever brought te the City of Lancaster.
3"Theso desirous of securing Choice Stylei
are invited te call early.
OHOCJiRltSH.
VT IlllteK'S.
THINK OP IT1
4 CANS FELL St SON'S 2ft TOMATOES, 25e.
Every Can Guaranteed.
TWO r.B. CANS, HEEFSTEAK TOMATOES.
25 cents.
Splendid Small White PICK LED ONIONS. In
Jars, 40 cents.
Remember the DURKEK'S SALAD DRESS
ING ami our FINE TABLE OILS.
Salad Season Is at Hand.
Call and see enr assortment Of BOTTLED
PICKLES, SAUCES. OLIVES, etc.
SPLENDID MIXED MUSTARD by the Gallen
or Quart.
HONEY by the Quart or Gallen.
CALIFORNIA FRUITS In Cans, Something
New.
DcsHii-ald OAT MEAL and HOMING.
Uivclta Trial.
BURSK'S,
Ne. 17 East King Street.
T OUHKK'S IVKS.
A 5c, Package
LOCHER'S DYE
WILL COI.UK MORE GOODS THAN ANY
OTHER DYK IN THE MARKET.
Fer sale by
CHAS. A. L0CHER, .
NO. O BAST KINO STREET,
LANCASTER. PA.
NOT1CK H XKKSPASSEKS AND GUN
NER8. All persons are hereby lerbidden
te trespass en any of the lands of the Corn
wall or Speedwell estates. In Lebanon and
Lancaster cenntlc, whether Inclesed or nn
Inclesed, either ler the purpose et sheeting or
fishing, as the law will be rigidly enforced
against all trespassing en said lands el the
undersigned utter this notice.
WM. COLEMAN FREEMAN
R. PERCY ALDEN.
EDWARD C. FREEMAN,
Attorney ter It. W. Celeman's Unlit-.
OlB-tfdAw
OTEVKNS MOUSP.
SHAVING AND HAIR-DRKSSING SAHmIN
will be opened TO-MORROW MORNING
Het and Celd Raths at all hours.
al3-lmd H. T. WAGNER, Manager.
ULUKKWKAIt SCITKD VUK TllK MKl
SON. Together with a Spring supply ei
LADIES' and GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
Hosiery a Specialty at Prices LESS THAN
EVER. Save time and money and give id n
Cal1' HENRY nECHTOLD,
Ne. 52 N. Queeu Street.
P. S. 100 Randies jt Clean Rye Straw ter
sale. feb'Myd
BAKUA1NH IN WATUam, CLOCKS
Chains, Rings, Spectacles, Ac. Repairing
et all kinds will reeelve my personal atten
tion. LOUIS WEBER, Ne. l&fc North Queen
street. Remember name and number. Di
rectly opposite City Hetel, near Pennaylvana
railroad depot. decSdlvu
rpae bbvt Be. cigar in thk gitx, h a .
X vana or Yarn fillers, at
HAHTBIAN'S YELLOW FRONT CIG All i
STORK.
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