Volume XIX- -Ne, 203.
.LANCASTER, PA. FRIDAY. APRIL 27, 1883.
Price Twe Cnt
HOUBMFUMlfiaUIKO GOODS.
F'
INI & BRISKER AH.
AGAIN AHEAD.
The"Eidgway" Patent Refrigerator
13 U4IE ONLY PERFECT REFRIGERATOR IN THE MAUKET.
THE PENNSYLVANIA LAWN MOWER
Huns mera easily, will cut longer grass, is mere durable and requires less repairs than
any ether LA.WN MOWER manufactured.
Onr Sforker BABY CARRIAGES isLarger.Fine and Cheaper than Ever,
OU It 8TOU K O K
Water Coelers is particularly fine and at low prices,
FLINN & BRENEMAN,
Ne. 152 NORTH QUEEN STREET, ' LANCASTER, PA.
DRY GOODS.
XTfATT, SHAND & CO.
DBESS SILKS
itur goods.
THE PASTEBOAEDS.
UuKUKKNlNG VLAY1NG CAKD3.
ALL-WOOL
I.
LADIES'
AKGA1NS IN UI!SK FURNISHING GOODS.
II
GEORGE FAHHESTOCK,
Ne. 14 EAST KING STREET,
(BAIR'S OLD STORE.)
IS NOW OFFERING BARGAINS
-IN-
Heuse Furnishing Goods.
Wenched and Unbleached Muslins, Leem and Dice Table Linens, Napkins and
Towels, Cotten and Linen Shirtir.gs, Pillow Case Muslins, Tickings and Pnrnitnie
Cevering1.
C&TIUME PEATnER3-STEAM-CURED.-3
A SPECIALTY.
Watt, Stand & Ce.
Have received another invoice el these iauiens
SUMMER SILKS at EOc a yard.
In Checks, Stripes ami Plain Celers.
Special attention is invited te New Lines et
COLOUED DUESS SILKS at T."c a yard.
The beat goods imported for tlie money.
Special Bargains in
ALL-WOOL FRENCH TISSUE ISKGKS,
23c a j'ard ; worth 23c.
FRENCH DKBEGE, 41-inc-hes
wide, 00a a yard.
Extraordinary Bargain-" In
ADIES' LISLE THREAD GLOVE:?,
at 12J4C, 17e, 20c, and 2-"c a pair.
LISLE JERSEY GLOVES at ?..e
37c, 50c and 7.rc a pair.
LADIES' SILK JERSEY GLOVES, Me a pair
One Hundicd and Fitly Dezen Regular Made
BALBRIGGAN IIOSh
20c and 23c a pair.
Elep ant Qualities in l'lnln and Striped
GERMAN HOSIERY,
0 cunts a pair ; worth 7.r cunts.
P.LACK LISLE THREAD I103E, 73c, $l.r. and
$1.50 a pair.
LADIES' SILK HOSE.
Just Opened,
Parasols and Sunshades,
AT POPULAR PRICES.
New Yerk Stere,
8 and 10 EAST KING STREET.
-M KTXUKK & UAUUltMA.N
GrEOEGE FAHNESTOCK,
NO. 14 EAST KING STREET, LANCASTER, PA.
vi.U3ntiim and gas fittike.
JOHN
i. Aicnei.n.
PLUMBING AND GAS PITTING,
TIN ROOFING, SLATE ROOFING,
GAS FIXTURES AT REDDCED PRICES.
JOHN L. ARNOLD,
Ne. 11 EAST ORANGE STREET, LANCASTER, PA.
MiajIfifJiY.
(V
i-.nini; or
M. A. HOUGHTON'S
NEW STORE.
NEW LINM OF MILLINERY (iOODR.
Alt t be Lata Styles et FINE MI LLTNERY GOODS received daily and unlil
a! tl.e LOWEST PRICES at
M. A. HOUGHTON'S,
Ne. 105 West King Street.
OPPOSITE STEVEN'S HOUSE, LANCASTER.
NOTICE 'tO TlfE LADIES We have
been watching the Silk niaikut for some
time te liny ISLAOIC AND COLOUED
&ILKS and new we have them from an
Importer's Auction Sale In New Voik at
BARGAIN PRICKS. We have a lew-pieces
in PLAIN COLORS as low as 45c, but Iho
15 EST BARGAINS am our file, quality and
our !c. iinallly in GAENEJb, DAUK
(iliKKN, BIION'E, NAVY BLUE,
UUOWNS and PLUMS. We have Black
Silks AS LOW AS 50c, hut the nnalittes et
BLACK SILKS we have nl 73c, 87c., $1.00.
91.UH, 11.25, J1.37M. -wi f l.5.?1.7-' and O.M
Have never been equalled 11 von want a
SILK DRESS ealt seen at
letzger &
Hauglimairs
43
CHEAP STORE.
WEST KING ST., LAMA8TKK.
nOOKS AND STATZONJUJtr.
MII1N OF Till" Hill HOOK.
JOHN BAER'S SONS,
N0S. 15 AND 17 NORTH QUEEN STREET.
BLANK BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
LARGE ASSORTMEN1 ! LOW PRICES !
" OVA Jim VAMLY BIBLES ! BOOKS A T MA RKKlt- DOWN PRICES !
tSAt the Sign of the Big Reek.
MJeiwi'Mii me Cooper lletiacnnd
' Hetel.)
Berrol Heish
i'jtl'KH UAJfiUiOii, .Ce.
pji.tutis w. fry.
We have opened te-day another
CHOICE LINE OK
LACE CURTAINS
Three, three-and-a-hall and tci'i-yard-" lenj
bwtsi. Neltliighain Avph-iulii, Ac
in
ci.trmiNii, usiitKuirisAU, sv.
)IUHI Al .
B. J. BRISMAN,
THE SHIRTMAKER.i
HAS UEMOVED HIS
BESTS' FUttNISHINO STOKE
Sl'SlSU GOODS.
LAI
M.AMiJItEQUIKS, ,.,..
SHAMS. TIDlESand BED SETS.
I,
(1ANSHAN & 15KO.
-TO
Ne. 17
WEST
KING SVRFET,
(Net
peer te Hull's Drugstore, oppeiti
Cre's Keys Hetel )
P."
JIOSTK ri'KK S SON.
FACTS WORTH REAIrN3.
Spring Clothing.
Centtctncn, il j-eu wiijutodejusttcn te youi yeui
selt and family and leel like saving hard
earned money, bclere purchasing yenr Spring
Clothing, call en J,. uaaaaAfl - u".
Whether you wish te purchase or net gel
posted se as te compare our low price with
ethers.
Brass, Ash, Ebony and Walnut Cur
tain Poles, Bands, Leepo,
Heeks, &r
something About the Varieties In Use and
helr Manufacture Tbe Prevailing
Designs in Genera! Vac.
New fork Evening Test.
" Arc there any new fashions iu playing
cards?" said a well known manufacturer
in that line" of business, repeating the
question asked him by a reporter of the
Evening Pest. " That question can be an
swered both in the affirmative and in the
negative. The face3 of playing cards are
the same as they were in the beginning of
the century, except the use of the indica
tor and triplicate cards. A few years since
we made an effort te introduce a new style
of card, in which the figures en the face
cards were made mere like men and women
than the familiar forms se well known te
all players, but the ssheme did net work ;
our customers returned the entire let and
we lest a considerable aineuut of money. I
de net knew of any ether effort ever beiuc;
made te substitute a new style of card
aud the chances are that, if you should
lay aside a pack of cards m some mauso
leum, the man who may discover it five,
ten or fifteen centuries hence will at once
sit down with his comrades te a quiet
game of euchre or whist. We frequently
make changes in the designs en the backs
of the cards and bring out six or eight
new designs every year. The latest do de
sign is that used for the style known as
the club cards. The ilesigu is a wave pat
tern, printed from geemetrical lathe
plates. The machinery ler printing these
backs cost us $e,000 te build, but there
was a demand for this style of card which
had te be supplied. The design covers
the cutire back or the card, and is a con
tinuous line, se contrived that a private
mark could net be made en the card with
out detection, and the surface of the caid
is se highly polished that the bhghtebt in
dentation v.ill at once be manifest. These
cards are net made for clubs but the name
club cards is simply a brand.
41 The different ciubs have their cauls
inade te order. Sometimes they prepare
the designs themselves, but they generally
leave that work te us. We make ail the
cards ler the Union club, as well as for
ether clubs, net only iu this city, but
throughout the ceuutiv and iu Eujdaud.
The Union club has its monogram en each
corner en the back of their cards, and it
requires a coed many packs iu the course
of a year. It is a i ule never te use a pack t
of cauls at inore than one sitting. It does
net matter whether the play continues 10
minutes or 10 benis. Each party when
they sit down are supplied with a new
uack and when they emit playing the pack
is put away aud is net again used m the
club room. It is either sold te seme mem
ber of the club for his private use or 10
turned te us te be destroyed and ma:!e
into new pulp."
" Thcre are probably from fifteen te
f-ighteeu different braudsef playing cauls
in the market, ianging iifptice from 2 te
$9 per dozen packs. The cheapest and
probably the most widely known brand is
the Stcambe.it.' These aid made of tw.
sheets of cotton paper glued lege'her, and
de net have the snap and lile that the
liner qualities have. The demand for
these cards ceme principally from the
East and from California. Thcj aie
made iu two styles double heads and
MiigUi hjads. The double heads arc
sold aluies!, cntucSy in the Kist,
while the tradu in C.dileniia almost
invariably :.sk for 3ingle heads.
'This'biand waae named beotuse it
was made te meet the great call for a
cheap carJ en the Western steamboats in
the early days of nteam navigation en the
Ohie and Mississippi. They are gotten
up aud can 1 sold at a profit of twenty
Jive cents a pack. . Very often during a
trip from New Orleans te St. Leuis or te
Cincinnati the passengers en the beat,
would in.e up six giess or packs of cards
The cards are msde with star or plaid
backs and ate wft and have no life. Still,
a I said, thcu: is a great demand for
them. The next .saleable brand of card is
the Mrts'til caul, which is ntada of cotton
aud linen paper. The cotteu makes it
smooth and t.eft, s. thai it will take a
very line polish, aud the linen gives it
snap and me. ine.-e casus am uuj
with the triplicate face caul and also the
indicator face, and the demand for them
comes principally from the Southwest and
the Eastern stales. The highest, priced
eat ds at e made with gilt edges, and these
are sold chiefly for private use."
tilt: 1.-5.JSL.K.
did net intoxicate themselves, dined te
the number of ten, and placed an interval
of four hours between their meals.
Heat was served, in Reme, en portable
furnaces, and it is yet se served in the
north of Europe.
The Remans had ambulant kitchens,
which, followed them in their travels. The
old king of Prussia imitated them in this;
his kitchen followed him everywhere.
In summer the Remans cause streams of
fresh and limpid water te run at the bases
of the walls of their balconies.
As for us, we ewe the flavor of our
cuisine te the spices of America, the cin
namon of Ceylon, the venilla of Mexico,
the nutmegs of the Malacca Islands, the
black pepper of Java, the capers of Bar
bary, the red pepper of the Carribean Isles,
etc.
The ancients spiced and flavored with
perpermint, saffron, exymel, old cheese
and peanuts, which Vitellius brenght back
from Syria.
Charlemagne had some one read te him
during dinner a geed custom when one is
alone. It was habitually from a religious
book or from historical annals. He loved
te listen te the soft voices of his daughters
who were famed for their beauty and
gentleness. Thus they soethod him with
'music. The first organ that appeared in
Prance was brought from the East for his
dining hall.
The custom of formulating toasts comes
from the North of Europe.
All gourmands have eaten at regular
hours ; without that one is sure of noth
ing, for the stomach would net come te
the work. The hour the important thing
for the cook should be fixed with preci
sion ; it should be fatal te whoever delays
it.
Jay, one of the most brilliant pupils of
the great Careme, refused the position of
chief ferthecreat Duke of Wellington,
with 1,000 francs increase of salary an
impei tant grade in the household ; the
cause of that refusal was the fact that his
grace had dinner served one hour before
going te the table,
Careme ate very little or drank little or
none ; he talked much and well. Brillat
Savarin ate copiously and badly ; he
chose little, conversed heavily, without
auy sparkle in the eye, and grew absorbed
toward the end of a meal.
Careme was brilliant, light and flashing.
At most he would drink but a little cham
pagne. Cambaceres ate largely and of heavy
feed. His mind, which was se luminous
iu the councils of state, was thiek at
table, and particularly se at the close of a
dinner.
IEDICAL.
"DKKST DAVIS'S PAIN KILLKB.
ACCIDENTS
HAPPEN
EVERY DAY in the Year.
PERRY
DAVIS'S
PAIN
KILLER
m THE
GREAT
LEMEDY
FOR
BUBNS,
Cuts,
Bruises,
Sfraiks,
Scratches,
Contusions,
Swellings,
SCAI.P3,
Soues,
Dislocation.
Felons,
Beils,
&c, &c.
DRUGGISTS KEEP
EVERYWHERE.
IT
a'i'JmdAw
KVKIC KAM.3.
1HK I.KK MONUMBNT.
N
SAMARITAN
NERVINE.
" YOU CLAIM TOO MUCH ler Sawaiu'tan
Nkevime," says a skeptic, "Hew can one med
icine be a specinc ler VU'BPSY, DYSl'KH
SIA. ALCOHOLISM, OPIUM K ATI NO,
KIIKUMATISM.SI'KUMATOKKHJK, or SEM
INAL WEAKNESS and titty ether com
plaints ?" We claim It a specific, simply be
cause tlie virus et all diseases arises from tue
bleed. Its Nervine. Keselvcnt. Alterative,
and Laxative properties meet all tlie cendU
tlens herein referred te. It's known tiiirW
uu'teas
THE GREAT
Nerve Conqueror.
vLeiarsa.
Our Olething 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 most
custom work costing twice the
money.
A. C. YATES &C0.
Ledger Building, Chestnut & Sixth Sts.
Pnil.ADFlLPHTA.
aiMwil
HAKl.
forty
new color-. and 7 lent long.
.. .. .. ,..i.ij)Hf i.i til iiv W'itittew
i'im,...,i l'.itterns et IlADO WINDOW
SHADES, In
NOTE A FEW SAMPLE l'KHJKS:
$0.00, $7.00, $3.00, up
i
0)
Spring Novelties.
ELEGANT ST I.E3 IN
French Woolens,
KI.KUANl' STYLES IN
Scotch "Woolens,
Kl.EUANT STYLES IN
English Woolens,
llLEIJANT ST t.KS IN
Demestic Woolens,
1-.LIO.A.NT ST LES IN
Spring Overceatings,
ELEGANT STYLES IN
N,CKdOOUNAMENTS.)Mi.ntiN(jAi.
AN ELEUANT LINE Ob'
Wall Papers,
Ot every descilptien, m lilltn. ilreuiided and
Common Papers, IJerdei, (.ei'lnv, .U
PHARES W. FRY,
Men's Suits at $L.r0, 15.00,
te J1S.W).
Men's Pants at 7."c, $1 00, tl.25, $1 ..r0, 1
up te $5.00.
AN IMMENSE VAIUETY IN OUI1 HOY'S
AND CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT
AT SPECIAL CLOSE FIGURES.
Bey's Suits at $1.75, $iC0, $2.50, $n (JO, $1.00,
$5.03, CO0, up t0J8 00.
Bey's Pants aSOe, 90e, $1.03, $1.25 np te $2.r.e.
Children's Sulfe at $l.fw, $1.75, $i0, 2,
$3.00. $4 te. np te IC.50.
Children's Pants at 05c, and upwards.
OUK
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT
Is filled with the Choicest Line et
SUITINGS
AND
Foreign and Demestic Treuserings.
A geed and geed looking suit te order a
$14.00. Onr prices always under. We arc ready
te meet and te beat all competition. Onr plain
talk means business. It will pay you te re
member it.
L. Gansman & Bre.,
THE FASHIONABLE MERCHANT
TAILORS ft CLOTHIERS,
GCCS NORTH QUEEN STREET,
Right en the Southwest Cerner et Oranga Si
LANCASTEB, PA.
43Wc have no connection with any ether
Clothing Henso in the city.
Ne. 57 North Queen Street.
LANCASTIUt. PA
.!."
maktin St t:e.
We arc new shewjufc the Newe-d Pattern-) et
WALL PAPERS
!?!i.
Pantaloenings.
BOOKS AND STATlONUMi-
I B. isteir k Sen,
24 CENTRE SQUARE,
LANCASTER. PA.
TEW BOOKd.
MR. ISAACS.
THE COLONEL'S DAUGHTER,
THE ADMIRAL'S WARD,
SOCIAL EQUALITY.
TH& LA TEitT MA GAZINES
AWD
NEW 8TA TIOSER Y,
L. M. FLYNN'S,
NO. 42 WEST KING STREET.
NEW EFFECTS ! NEW COLORS !
BOOMBERY'S NEW MORESQUE PAT
TERNS in Extra Super Ingrains. New Mo Me
queues. New Brussels and New Tapestries.
Three patterns Tapestry, entirely new, si'c
four patterns Tapestry, entirely m w, 7."e.
-OU R-
UPH0LSTEK y DF.rAir.ra knt
13 in charge el Mr Vnii.terMuith, nte with
Jehn Wanamaker, ami we guarantee better
work and lewrr piicM en carpet weik than
ever before. Every Li-anc-h id 1. phelstery
Werk promptly a' tended te
WINDOW SHADES !
A LI
COLORS AND WIDTHS
PROMPTLY.
PUT UP
(Meet long, with flstiiien complete. r.O cents.
4K-petlenrw1th fixtures complete, 10 cents.
X B. IAETH & CO.,
Cor. West King and Prince Sts.
BAItliAlNS IN WAXUHKS. ISL.OUK
Chains, Rings, Spectacles, ftc. Repairing
et all kinds will receive my pergenal atten
tien. LOUIS WERER, N". 159H North ijncen
street. Remember name and number. Ul
rectly opposite City Hetel, near Pen.isylva.nj
railroad depot. dec 28 1 v
T3K BKST Cc. OIOAll IN THK CITY. "
vana or Yara fillers, at
HARTMAN'S YELLOW FRONT C1GAU
STORE.
Jiuw it Ujs hcuu Kiyejeu by iseliible Ptr
Miuuges. Tim Euiiicmr Awsrtiitns. like his r.tmle,
the gicat .Inlius, wa a sober man. lie
ieveel tlie iuaynificcuee of the table for its
political influence and as a medium of
worthily ieceivinj his friends. The same
notions originally attracted Alexander the
Great te the ensine, and until he ceased te
he controlled by his nobler self he ate but
little.
Crasar at lightly and frequently.
Augustus, that autetypa of Leuis XIV. in
giaudenr of detail, had his garments
made by his daughtcis, was the last te sit
at table, drank but thrice, the opinion of
Herace te tbe contrary notwithstanding.
He prcfencd a bit of old cheese te all the
delicacies of the table.
Alexander in Asia had white beans
.stewed for him aud declared them delica
cies. They were then a recent discovery
of his lavoiite coelr.
Under the emuerers foreigners wete
shown among the pre eminent industries
of Reme uet only these famous cooks who
concocted the imperial sauces but another
species of skilled artisans these who
taught the people hew te walk, hew te
dance, hew te chew their feed and hew te
eleau their nails.
Diogenes, encountering a child who ate
with extreme rapidity, boxed its precep
tor's cars a harsh rebuff, even for Dieg-
3CS.
Mark Antony, with whom we have all
grown se familiar in'eur books of rhetoric
was conquered less by Augustus than be
cause he forget everything for the pleas
ures of the table his competition for the
einphe, his interests iu Asia, his armies ;
in liue, because he preferred his cooks te
his generals,
Napeleon ate sptriegly and without
much cheice. He ate for sustenaiice, and
net from taste ; but he conceived a taste
for gastronomy. The sensualities of the
table would have been incompatible with
his active life.
Cajs.ar ate without vivacity of taste.
Charlemagne also took but light and
simple repasts, despite his strength, his
height, and his physical activity. He
preferred vegetables te meats.
Newton was net a geurmaud, but he
loved neither lettuce nor women.
When'thoFenlof Alexander the Great
turned te licentiousness at Perscpeli3 and
Babylon it eclipsed itself in these suppers
and inidnieht; enries whose mad echoes
ha8 come down te us threugu mere than
2,000 years Alexander could net indulge
in trilling follies. One." night he offered a
prize te him who could drink the most.
Tnirty-six parsons died, en the morrow.
The Athenian geurinands, whole ap-
nlnucnthiinnnil nf A rSntnt.ln was SO nreild
te gain, were much mero delioate. They I
ipiierl Eitrly rr.ipeees te be One or Fifty
te rnrnlati the Necet&ary filling.
General .Tubal A. Early has writteu a
long letter iu regatd te the erection of
the proposed monument te General Rebert
K. Lee, in which he says: "My proposi preposi
tion is this : If forty-nine gentlemen will
unite with me we fchall each contribute
the sum of 61,000, te be paid into some
bank in the city of Richmond aud placed
iimk-i the control el aentlemen of
undoubted lespeusibility aud integrity, be
that there may be no danger of its less,
and that then an artist be selected by a
committee, te be appointed by the contrib
utors te thei'und, fe.- the purpese of exe
cuting in bren.a an ceuestrian statue of
General Lee, which, when completed, is te
be placed upon a pedestal in suttauie puo pue
lic ground in Richmond, say Menree Park.
The Capitel square in its present ceudi
tien does net furnish auy suitable. location
for such astatue, and it never will-furnish
such location unless the governor' s'heuse
is removed or the square extended out te
liread stieet, between Ninth and Twelfth.
I would say that, when net able individu
ally te contribute the $1,000, two or mere
gentlemen might unite for the purpose,
and when the O.OOO ar. secured smaller
Cfitlributiens might be rreeived from
etheis."
liKI'.lilUlY I'KRDIUAKI.S UKAU,
'ilia Vluil In Africa or I lie Keinantlc Cttreer
or a fireeu Kefiignn.
The death of Gregery A. Perdieaiia
occurred in Tangier, Africa, last week.
Mr. Perdicaris was one ei the best known
men In New Jersey and had a very roman
tic career. He was born in Athens,
Gicece, at the beginning of the century.
When he becaiue of age lie avowed repub
lican principles and was sentenced, with
his brother, te be beheaded. He escaped
te this country and procured a tutorship
iu Vale college. Among his pupils was
IIeurv Ward Bccchcr. Mr. Perdicaris
seen abandoned teaching, however, and
went. Seuth. He ttiere met and married a
Miss Han ford, a lady of wealth, and sub
sequently embarked in business. He
built gas works in many of the Southern
cities and continued the business in the
North . He amassed a large fortune and
settled in Trenten. Later Mr. Perdicaris
became a naturalized American citizen
and was appointed consul for the United
States te Greece. After the war he was
injured in a railroad wreck aud it affected
his mind for the remainder of his life
Three years age Mr. Pendicaris went te
Tangier te live with his son, au artist, who
resides there.
It quiets and composes the patient net. by the
intioductleu of opiates and drastic CHthartles,
but by the restoration ei activity te the stom
ach and nervous syste-n, wiieicby the brain
Is relieved or morbid fancies, which are cre
ated by thocausesubeverefenud te.
Te clergymen, Lawyers, Literary Men, Mer
chants, Bankers. Ladies, and all these whose
sedentary employment causes nervous pros
tratlen, irregularities of the bleed, stomach,
bowels or kidneys, or who require u nerve
tonic, appetizer or stimulant, SAMAitiTAjf
Nervine is invaluable. Thousands proclaim
it the most wenderlul lnvlgerant that ever
sustained the sinking system. $l.re. Sold by
all DrngKlsts. The DR. S. A. RICHMOND
MKU. CO., Proprietors, St. Jeseph. Me.
CHAS. N. CRITTENTON, Agent,
New Yerk City.
1 lyoed&w )
i'i
XOTIOHS.
JJPKINO HOSIKKY.
H."K,!
SPBHG QWSim
AT-
8
PALME OF FASHION
Is.
H. GERHART'S
TAlLORINu aSTABLKSHMBNT,
NO. 0 EAST KINU MTIIEET,
Of THE hAH(h'STASSUi:r.Mh.'J
-OK
FINE SUITING,
PANTALOONING
AND
Sl'lMNU OYKierOATtNU,
If you don't see.it is mainly your own lault,
because by procuring a pair et Celluloid Eye
lilaascs, you can improve falling eyesight se
as te see clearly. Eer tale by all leading Jew
elers anil Opticians. a23 lwdeed
ASTRICH BROTHERS, ak
NO. 13 EAST KINO STREET.
We are new daily leeelving NEW (iOODS
in our HOSIERY DEPARTMENT, and have
ut present the Rest Selected Stock and the
Lewest Pessible Prices. Plain, Coleie.l and
i-'anev fit itnc.d Ileso ler Ladles. Hent.i and
Children. Bargains in Ladies' Full Regular
Made Ualbriggan Hese: alseln Fancy Striped
anil Plain Colored Stockings. Special bargain
in Child' Plain Colored Hese, Extra Quality
Kronen Ulbbed.Tte xy ut S)c a. pair. Int.uit's
All-Weel Hese, regular made, ribbed, at 15c a
pair ; worth 25c. special inducements ettered
In Uents White and Eaney Cotten HuIMIet.
A Large Assortment et LISLE li LOVES, al
102, 20e, ilc, 30c te COc a air.
LISLE MUSQUETAIRK i; LOVES nt 25c, X-c
and 50c a pair.
SILK O LOVES m all the New Sprint; Color. Coler. Celer.
KID GLOVES. A uie.it Complete Assert"
ment of all New and Seasonable Goods.
New Millinery. Nev Liceh.Ncw Lace Goods,
New TrlmuiiiiK-f. vtf Buttens, New l.liit:n
Cellars, New Handkerchiefs. All the Novel
ties In every department.
SUIT DEPARTMENT. Wohavunew a very
nnellneefLadiei'Siiits.inadeuplin tlie Latest
Spring Styles teselect from. Persons wanfng
te buy a Dress will find it te their advauta;
te leek through our Line et presses bclere
purchasing elsewhere, and, it they can lie
suited, will find that the price of making the
dress is saved, as all we charge ter is the act
ual cost et material, lining and trimming. 1 1
we cannot suit you In a Keady-Made Dreis.
we have a very Large Line et Dress Goods te
select from, wlilcti we will make te order, or
yen can buy the material from us and get it
made where It suits you. We have Just re
ceived a large line et Children's Dresses from
New Yerk, that ter workmanship, style and
beantv cannot be surpassed. They are midc
et all kinds of material trem the low priced
enMcci te the finest cashmere. Call and leek
at them.
SILK DEPARTMENT. .Inst received to te
ini7finnt.hnr let of these extraordinary low-
priced Summer Silks at 45c. Our Black SI11.S
are pronounced by all the cheapest line that
has been shown anywhere. We also have
Silks in all Desirable Celers. Large s-tock of
Infants' Cloaks, Ladies Underwear ami Cor-sets.
Ever brought te the city of Lmcisltr.
TT!ie.'e desirous efsccurlug Choice Styln
are invited te call early.
OI.AHS AND GUHKXHWARt..
II ""'
M MAHTIM.
QUEENSWARE
AT
CHI MA HALL.
A I.ARGK I.OIUK
A Delicious Banqnet.
The modern epicure is tee often atllicted
with ilvwrwrwl'l illlliornaMen Ol COnStinatiOIl
alter hiving satiated Ids appetite with a dell dell
cleus banquet and all the luxuries et the sea
son. Burdock Bleed Bitters are a positive
cure for these and all ether disorders or the
stomach. Price $1. Fer sale by 11. B. Cochran,
druggist. 137 and 13!) North Queen street.
DAMAGED WARE
A1 the Lewest. Pripp?,
AT
I High & Martin,
.15 EAST KING STKEET,
OAJtJtlAUJCS, SV.
ri'BB
LANCASTER. PA.
MEUIVAL..
Standard Carriage Werk
OF LANCASTER COUNTY.
1 Wish Everybody te Hnew.
Kev. Geerge 11. Thayer, an old citizen of
this vicinity known te every one as a most
influential citizen and christian minister el
the M. E. church, Just tlm moment stepped in
our store te say, I wish everybody te knew
thai I consider that both uiyselt and wife ewe
our lives te Shlleh's Consumption Cnre." It
is having a tremendous Bale ever enr counters
and is giving perfect satisfaction In all cases
et Lung Diseases, such as nothing else has
done. DRS. MATCHKTT X FRANCE.
Beurden, lnd.. May 15, '73.
Sold by H.B. Cochran, djugglst, Nes. 137 and
130 North Queen street, Lancaster. tebMeedl
A ptiM, harmless, ctticaclens remedy Sim
mons Liver Regulator.
Mr. J. Marsn, Bank of Terente. Ont., writes'
" Biliousness and dyspepsia seem te have
grown up with inc ; having been a suflerer for
years. I have tried many remedies, but with
no lasting result until 1 used yenr Bnrdeck
Bleed Bitters. They have been trnly a bless
ing te me. and I cannot speak tee highly et
them." Price M. Fer sale by H. B. Cochran,
druggist, 137 and 133 North Queen street.
A Uangerun Counterfeit.
There are dangerous counterfeits in circu
lation purporting te be " Walnut Lcat Hair
Restorer." The strongest evidence of Its great
value is the lact that parties knewinglts great
efficacy try te imitate u. j.acn oetueoitne
genuine lias a Jac simile of a walnatleat-
blown in the glass : and a Green Lcat en the
outside wrapper. The "Hcsterer" is as barm
less as water, while it possesses all properties
necessary te restore lite, vigor, growth and
color te the hair. Purchase only trem respon
sible parties. Ask your druggist for It. Each
bottle Is warranted. JOHNSON. HOLLOWAY
ft CC. Philadelphia, and HALL A KyCKEL.
New Yerk. juns-iyneeaTr
EDGERLEY & CO.,
PINE CARRIAGE BUILDERS,
MARKET STREET,
REAR OF CENTRAL MARKET HOUShS,
. LANCASTER, PA.
We make every style Bnggy and Carriage
desired. All Werk tintjhed iu the most com
fortable and elegant style. We u.50 only the
best selected material and employ only the
best mechanics. Fer quality et work enr
prices are the cheapest in the state. We buy
for cash and sell en the. most reasonable
tarma ftlvh na a call. All work warranted.
Repairing promptly attended te. One set el
workmen especially employed ter that pur
pose. nas-tld&w
1 KAY'B Sl'KDiriU MKUIINJS. .....
JT Great English Remedy. An nntallliu-(-.urn
ter Impotency, anil all Diseases thu thu thu
tollew less et Mmery, Universal La,v
tude. Pain In the Back, Dimness et
Vision, Premature Old Age, and muny
nther diseases that lead te Insanity or Cen
sumptien and a Premature Grave. Full pur
ticulars In our pamplet, which we de-dre
send free by mall te every one. Tn Spwcirti
Medicine is sold by all d rnggists at41 per pack
age, or six packages ter$S. or will te sent trc.
by mall en the receipt et the money, by ad
dressing the agent, U. B. Cochran, 137 and 1"
North Queen street. On account et counter
feits, we have adopted the Yellow Wrappui Wrappui Wrappui
thoeuly genuine. Guarantees eleure Issued by
us. Fer sale In Lancaster by H. B. Cochran,
DrugKist, 137 and 139 North Uueeu street,
THK GRAY MEDICINE CO.. N. ' .
mrl-ivdv
L
KONT CIGAR
ORttlLLAKD'S KKIIKUCA TOBAUIO
I only 10 cents pit plug at
HARTMAN'S YELLOW FK
STORK.
T UCBKH'S DYES.
A 5c, Package
or
LOCHER'S DYE
WILL COLOR MORE GOODS THAN ANY
OTHER DYE IN THE MARKET,
Fer sale by
CHAS, A. L0CHER,
NO. 9 BAST KING STREET,
LANCASTER, PA.
VTOT1CK -H lUKsPASWlSlCM APU GO.S-
1 NERS. All persona are hereby forbidden
te trespass ouanyet the lauds el the Corn
wall or Speedwell estates. In Lebanon an.:
Lancaster cenn tie-, whether inclesed or un un
iuclesed, cither ler the purpeiu ut sheeting u
Ashing-, as the law will he rlgldlv nforcfh. nfercfh.
against all trespassing en said tamU et H;
undersigned utter this notice.
WM. COLEMAN FRKKSI AN
K. PERCY ALDEN,
EDWARD C. FRKKSI AN,
Attorney tue U. W. CeIhumii' Helle
nic tld.tw
EVER.
call.
UI.UEKWKAB SUITED FOB THK SEA
SON. Together with a Spring supply ei
LADIES' and GENTS' FURNISHING GOOD3
Hestcry a specialty at Prices LES:iTHA'':i
sitvnuiuqnuu nuuvy nut. ., iw t,
HENRY BKCHTeLD,
Ne. 52 N. Queen Street,
i:. loe Bundles et Clean Uye Straw ler
sale. feb3-lvd
OTEYKNH MOUS1".
SHAVING AND HAIR-DRESSING. SAI.iii
will he epfned TO-MORROW MOKN.NU.
Het and Celd Baths at all hours.
al3-Imd H. T. WAGKEE, Man ijei