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LASTCASIEB, PA. MONDAY. APKTL 30, 1883.
Price Twe Cenli.
Yolame XIXNe. 205.
UOVBKFUMXiaaUfO HOODS.
F
UNK & BKENKHAH.
AGAIN AHEAD.
The "Ridgway " Patent Refrigerator
IS THE ONLY PERFECT REFRIGERATOR IN THE MAKKET.
THE PENNSYLVANIA LAWN MOWER
Runs mero easily, will cut longer grasB, is mere durable and requires less repairs than
any ether LAWN MOWER manufactured.
Oar Stock of 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.
Bur aoeDs.
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KXT DOOKTOTHK COUBT HOUSE.'
FAHNESTOCK.
EVERY DAY BRINGS SOMETHING NEW." AT PAHNFSTOGK'S, NEXT
DOOR TO THE COURT HOUSE.
Our store is new BRIM-PULL OP BARGAINS in every Department. Large
Stock, Lew Prices and Fair Dealing is the secret of our activity.
Silks, Cashmeres and Shawls a Specialty.
OPENED THIS DAY a large let of
Handsome Silk-Embroidered Oleth
Piane and Table Cevers from 62 l-2c. up.
New open and ready for inspection a Large Stock NEW STYLE PARASOLS
AND SUN UMBRELLAS.
E. E. FAHNESTOCK,
NEXT DOOR TO THE COURT HOUSE.
HOOKS ANV
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UHN ItAKR'S SONS.
JOHN BAER'S SONS,
NOS. 15 AND 17 NORTH QUEEN STREET.
"Writing Papara, Envelopes,
Deoerated Correspondence Stationery,
Bank-Nete Beeks, Pocket Beeks,
New Leather Hand-Bass
(STAt the Sign of the Big Boek.
JtXJUOFAC.
T KM OVAL..
Removed te Nc. 46 EAST KING
FON DERSMTTH'S BOOK-STORE
V 111 lm loinevod te Ne. 40 K AST KING Street, directly opposite the Court Heuse, where
them will be leiunl a Complete New Stock or Heeks, Stationery and Eancy Goods.
G. L. FON DERSMITH, Bookseller and Stationer,
inai 20-tfd NO. 40 EAST KING STREET.
tTAfKK MANUlTtUn, &r
TMAKKM W. FKV.
We havoeponcn te-day .mother
CHOICE LINK OK
LACE CURTAINS
Three, three-and-a-halt itml lour yards Ien:; In
Swiss, Nottingham Applequln, Jtc
LACK LAMBREQUINS,
SUAMS, TIDIES and 1!ED SETS.
Brass, Ash, Ebony and "Walnut Cur
tain Poles, Bands, Leeps,
Heeks, &e.
Cornice, in variety te fit any Window.
Dltlcreut Patterns el DADO WW
SHADES, in new colors. 0 and 7 leet
long.
NICKLE ORNAMENTS,
LOOPS, FRINGES, Ac
AN ELEGANT LINE OK
Wall Papers,
Or every description, In Gills, Grounded and
Common Papers, Borders, Centres, Ac.
PHARES W. FRY.
Ne. 57 North Queen Street,
LANCASTER. PA.
1 It. MAKTIN A CO.
We are new showing the Newest Patterns et
WALL PnPERS & CABPETu.
NEW EFFECTS! NEW COLORS'
EOOMBERY'S NEW MORESQUE PAT
TEENS in Extra Super Ingrains. New Mo Me
quettcs. New Brussels and New Tapestries.
Three patterns Tapestry, entirely new, We.
Four patterns Tapestry, entirely new, 75c.
OUR-
UPHOLSTERI DEPARTMENT
Is in charge et Mr. Vendcrsmltb, late with
Jehn Wanamakcr, and we guarantee) better
work and low er prices en carpet work than
ever before. Every branch el Upholstery
Werk promptly attended te.
WINDOW SHADES!
ALL COLOUS AND WIDTHS PUT UP
PROMPTLY.
G-ieet long, with fixtures complete, SO cents.
4X-leetlengwith fixtures complete, 40 cents.
J. B. HAETDJ & CO.,
Cor. West Kirmr and Prince Sts.
COAL.
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H. AHTIH
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Ml kinds or
LUMBER AND COAL.
4rard: Ne. 420 North Water and Prince
treetsLabove Lemen Lancaster. nS-lyd
MANURK AMI UllAI,.
New Yerk and Philadelphia Herse Ma
nure by the carload at reduced prices. All the
BEST GRADES OF COAL,
Beth for Family and Steam purposes.
CEMENT by the barrel. HAY and STRAW
by the ten or bale.
Yard 315 Harrlsburg Pike.
Gkmkrai. Ofhck 20 East Chestnut street.
Kauffinan.
Keller & Ce.
aprMyd
pOAb.
M. V. B. COHO,
SSO NOBTH WATMM ST., Imncafr, Fa.,
Wholesale sad Retail Dealer In
LUMBER AND GOAL.
Connection With tae TeUpboaie'KxcliaBge.
Yard and Office: Ne. 330 NORTH WATE
STREET, MbK-l?d
LANCASTER, PA.
BTATIONFKT.
STREET. After April 1, 1883.
Z.ANVAHTKH WATVUJCB
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ter
POPULAR GRADES.
GILDED MOVEMENTS:
NEW ERA,"
t
WEST END,
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EEANKLIN,
n
- FULTON,
KEYSTONE,
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LANCASTER'
NICKEL MOVEMENTS :
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MELROSE."
tc LANCASTER.
The Manufacture of the Full Line of Favorite
Movements, with the adoption et the Llneet
Dust-I'roef Movements, and Ladies' Watches,
gees forward with Increased Energy.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
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1LUOX ft WHITB
THE
WILCOX & WHITE
Parler Organ Warerooms,
NO 152 EAST KING STREET,
H. A DECKER, Agent.
A Full Assortment et the various styles con
stantly en hand and ter sole en the most lib
eral terms ter Cash or Small Monthly In
stallments. The public Is most cordially invited- te call
and examine these instruments, which will be
found te be very- Superior In Quality and
Moderate in Price.
MU. DECKER is also agent ter the Famous
"KNABB"
And several ether Desirable Pianofortes, at
prices from $225 upwards.
febl7-ttd
SAMUEL H. PBIOK, ATTOBNBX, BAM
. Removed his Office trem 5C North Duke
street te Ne. 41 GRANT STREET, Immedi
ately In Rear et Court Herse, Leng's New
Building. ml7-rt
Lancas
Watches
VJtl OOODB.
TTTA.TT, SHAND Sc CO.
Watt, Shand & Ce.
Have opened a choice line et NEW
DRESS GOODS,
DRESS SILKS,
SUMMER SILKS,
AT LOWEST CASI1 PRICES.
We call SPECIAL ATTENTION te our
DRESS SILKS at 50c, 75c. and $1.00 a yard.
As being the best value we have ever offered
COMBINATION SUITS,
Iu great variety at LOW PKICES.
Owing te the stagnation in the cotteu mar
ket we have bought largely of
Muslins, Sheetings and Tickings,
At prices much below real value.
5 Cases FINE BLEACHED MUSLINS, 10c. a
yard.,
HEAVY SHEETINGS, lull width, 25c. a yard
Z Cases TICKINGS, at 10c., 12c, 15c. a jard,
usual prices 12c., 15c, two. uyurd.
Special Barg lns in
Linen Table Damasks,
at25c.,aic.,37c.,50c,62Kc.,75c,$1.00 a yard.
GO dez. LINEN TOWELS, 10c. each.
100 dez. LINEN TOWELS, 12c. each.
75 dez. GERMAN TOWELS, 25c. each.
50 dez. FRINGED TOWELS, 25c. each.
2 Cases MARSEILLES QUILTS, $1.03, $1.25
each, usual price 1.2i, $1.50.
New Yerk. Stere,
8 and 10 EAST KING STREET.
TtTKTZUEK HADliUMAN
BARGAINS
IN
BLACK SILKS al 50c.
BLACK SILKS at 75c.
BLACK SILKS at $1.00
BLACK SILKS at p.S3
BLACK SILKS at.. $1.50, $1.75, $2.00
COLORED SILKS at 45c.
COLORED SILKS at G5c
COLORED SILKS at 00c.
STRIPED SILKS, hi geed qual'dy, 75c.
Our SILKS art! acknowledged by all that
see them te be the best goods ever ettered ut
the PRICES.
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43 WEST KING ST., LANCASTER.
( Hutwcen the Cooper Heuse and Serrel liorse
UeteM
SVJUNO OOUVS.
L?PKIHU HOSIERY.
ASTRICH BROTHERS, ASt,
NO' 13 EAST KING STREET.
We are new dally receiving NEW GOODS
in our HOSIERY DEPARTMENT, and have
at present the Best Selected Stock and th
Lewest Possible Prices. Plain, Coleicd and
Fancy Striped Hese for Ladies, Gents and
Children. Bargains in Ladles' Full Regular
Made BalbrigganHose: also in Fancy Striped
and Plain Colored Stockings. Special bargain
in Child's Plain Colored Hese. Extra Quality
French Ribbed, 7 te 8, at 20c a pair. intent's
All-Weel Hese, regular made, ribbed, at 15c a
pair ; worth 25c. bpccial Inducements ettered
in Gents' White and Fancy Cotten llall-IIeac.
A Large Assortment of LISLE GLOVES, at
10s, 20c, 25c, 30c te 60c a pair.
LISLE MUSQUETAIRE GLOVES at 25c, 35c
and 50c ft pair.
SILK GLOVES In all the New Spring Celers.
KID GLOVES. A most Complete Assort
ment of all New and Seasonable Goods.
New Millinery, New Laees, New Lace Goods,
New Trimmings, New Buttens, New Linen
Cellars, New Handkerchiefs. All the Novot Nevot Novet
tlcs in every department.
SUIT DEPARTMENT. We have new a very
flne line of Ladies' Snlts.madu up.ln the Latest
Spring Styles tosclect from Persons wanting
te buy a Dress will lind it te their advantage
te leek through enr 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 chaigc ter is the act
ual cost el material, lining and trimming. 11
we cannot suit you in a Ready-Made Dress.
we have a very Large Line et Dress Uoeds te
select from, which we will make te order, or
you can bny the material from us and get it
made where It suits you. We have J use re
ceived a large line el Children's Dresses lrein
New Yerk, that for workmanship, style and
beauty cannot be surpassed. They are made
el all kinds of material from the low priced
calico te the finest cashmere. Call ami leek
at them.
SILK DEPARTMENT. Just received to
day another let of these extraordinary low lew
prlced Summer Silks at 45c. Onr Black Silks
are pronounced by all the cheapest line that
has been shown anywhere. We also have
Silks In all Desirable Celers. Large stock of
Infants' Cloaks, Ladies' Underwear and Cor
sets. GAHHLAWJSB, tO,i
rpBB
Standard Carriage Werk
OF LANCASTER COUNTY.
EDGERLEY & CO.,
PINE CARRIAGE BUILDERS,
MARKET STREET,
REAR OF CENTRAL MARKET BOUSES,
LANCASTER, PA.
We make every style Buggy and Carriage
desired. AU 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 el work enr
prices are the cheapest In the state. We buy
ler cash and sell en tbe most reasonable
terms. Give us a call. All work warranted.
Repairing promptly attended te. One set et
workmen especially employed ler that pur
pose. nas-Ud&w
HZDrilffl
Mil
PALACE OF FASH
NEWS NOTES.
CLIPPINGS FROM. THE MAILS.
Ot Varleas Impert Frem Different Quarters
Accidents and Incidents of Dally Life
out of the Hurly Burly
The president will probably appoint a
member of the,Mississippi river commis
sion this week, te fill the vacancy caused
by the resignation of Captain Eads. There
are a dozen candidates for the place, the
most prominent of whom are Gen. S. W.
Fergusen, of Mississippi, and Captain H.
Flad.ef St.Leuis. General Fergusen is said
te be an engineer of great ability, and he
is highly endorsed by eminent professional
and publie men in the Seuth.
Jehn Ly Sullivan claims that he is fully
recovered from his late indisposition and
says he will go into training for his en
counter with Mitchell en Monday next.
He weighs new 197 pounds stripped, and
contest at 190. He says be will be as
strong and in as fit condition as he ever
was in his life when he faces the English
man. Ellen Hurley, 73 years of age, met with
a terrible death one mile south of Dan
ville. The old lady was an inmate of the
Menteur county almshouse, the authorities
of which granted her permission te come
te town, and while returning te that in
stitution, walking en the railroad track,
she was struck by a passenger train, thrown
down an embankment and instantly
killed.
Ncal Dew, the originator of the Maine
liquor law, will leuture en " Prohibition "
at Association hall, Philadelphia, Satur
day evening. This is the first occasion for
a long time en which he Las addressed a
Philadelphia audience. He is eighty years
of age, but he speaks with force and dis
tinctness. Parnell expresses himself very freely,
hewever, about the geed work of the re
cent Land League convention in Philadel
phia, and keenly regrets that the situation
of affairs tendered it imprudent, if net
actually impossible, for him te attend it.
Minister Sargent denies that he wrote
anv article for a German paper in New
Yerk en tbe subject of the importation of
Americau perk. His communications have
only been with the state department.
Sonie doubt is expressed as te whether
DeB. Randelph Keira will finally be made
chief examiner te tbe civil service com
mission. He has net yet been given his
commission.
When Allen Therndyke Rice took the
North American Review its actual circula
tion did net reach seven hundred copies.
In a very short time he ran it up te seven
teen thousand, and new it has geno far
beyond that figure.
FACTS AND " FANCY.
Items Wise and Otherwise.
A story is told of two Irishmen, ene a
zealous Reman Catholic aud the ethor an
equally zealous Orangeman, who worked
together in the same shop. The Catholic
was irritated and annoyed by what he
thought his comrade's uufair girdings at
the mass, and at last persuaded the Or
angeman te attend the Reman Catholic
service and see for himself. It had net
exactly the effect he intended. The
Orangeman fidgeted with growing excite
ment awl indir-atieu tlueugli the earlier
part of the service, and at last he could
contain himself no leuger. Leaning ever
te his comrade, he muttered : I .it, this
bates the divil !"
Jimmy, was tnc
whispered answer,
" that's the intin-
tieu !"
A yeut'g man at Glasgow, la , was
taken iu the ether day aud dena fur
by a new trick. He laid a w.iger with a
stranger that the latter would net wen,
win and marry a young lady wberu, with
his companion, he had seen arrive at the
hotel whero he was living. The latter in
troduced himself te the damsel, she smiled
upon his suit, a minister was called in and
they were married within an hour. The
wager, of no ineousiderable amount, was
Lauded ever te the bridegroom, who left
with his .bride the following day. It
was afterwards discovered that the ceuple
had long been man aud wife, and that
they had been traveling about playiug
tbe same trick at various hotels.
Dr. Rebert Cellyer, of New Yerk, writes
te a Bosten friend that he is going te the
islauds ever the ecsan this summer, "just
te lie among the Leather, jeu knew, and
hear the larks and drink in at old wells
aud cat eat bread and milk and hunt up
old cronies uad tumble around in a river I
knew of and go te an old farm house I
knew of aud te the church were I was
baptized."
Net long age, at a judicial investiga
tion in Hampshire, England, of the death
of a man who get up early one morning,
aed hanged himself, his widow testified
that bhe found him still alive, hut
he made such dreadful faces that she
hadn't, the heart te cut him down, and
while sbe was loekiug up the village police
he died. She did net, however, en that
account consider that the judge had "any
cause te be rude te her."
Jehn S. Davidsen, about 19 years of ngs
a clerk in the Western Union telegraph
office, of Petersburg, Va.,elepad with Miss
Finley Jenes, aged eighteen years, a beau
tiful and accomplished lady, the daughter
of Samuel Jenes, a prominent citi.en of
West Point, Va. The ceuple were married
at Welden, N. C.
TRADE AND LAUOB.
Tbe Striking Cigar Makeia' Demand.
The employers of the cigar makers of
New Haven have agreed te the advance of
$1 per thousand, te begin May 1st. The
cigar makers of Norfolk and Portsmouth,
in Virginia, will strike, if necessary for an
advance of wages. The cigar makers of
F. H. Werk, in Cleveland, Ohie, struck
en Saturday night for an advance of 25
cents per thousand. The Cigar Makers'
union of Wilkesbarre made a new demand
upon the manufacturers en Saturday night
for higher wages, increasing the figures te
$1.50 per thousand. If it is refused, abei;t
200 men will strike te day.
At a meeting of the Men's Beet aud
Shee Assembly, in Cincinnati, yesterday,
it was reported that seven of the ten man
ufacturers were discharging men, and con
templated a reduction of wages after May
1st. A resolution was adopted declaring
that the men will net demand any advance
for the coming season if the present rate
of wages is maintained.
Eight thousand coal miner?, several
hundred cigar makers, and a number of
journeymen plasterers in the Pittsburgh
district will strike Monday, unless the
employers concede their demands. The
miners will strike against a reduction of
half a cent per bushel in the mining rate,
while the cigar -makers want a dollar per
thousand advance, and the plasterers an
increase of 25 cents per day.
FOBEPAUGU IN POTTSVILLK.
A Colored Cook et the Circus Found Dead
in the Woea A Rider's Fall.
At Pottsville, a colored cook named
Harry Robinson, who traveled with Fore Fere
paugh's circus, was found . dead in the
weeds close te the circus grounds. He
had net felt well for several days past, and
frequently complained of violent pain in
the region of the heart. Before afternoon's
' performance he went into the weeds, as
he stated, te rest, but remained away se
long that his friends became alarmed and
went after him. They found him dead.
The coroner took the body in charge, and
his 'friends, who reside at 705 Lembard
street, Philadelphia, were notified. Dur
ing the hurdle races Mrs. Coeke, one of
the performers, met with a serious acci
dent. While running at great speed her
horse slipped, -owing te the damp and peer
condition of the track. The woman was
thrown under the horse and badly braised.
Kerent Calamities.
A violent wind storm swept North
western Texas en Friday afternoon and
night . A school house, containing seventy
ehildren, near Fert Werth, was demolished
but only one of the children was injured.
AtBenham, Pale Pinte and Belten, a
number of houses were blown down, and
it is reported that in Bell county several
persons were killed. Themas Blair, a
boy, was accidentally shot and fatally
wounded by Edward Milliken, a playmate
at Kunellen, New Jersey, en Saturday.
Milliken was playing with his father's gun.
While several boys were examining an
old gun near Pine Greve, Penna., en Sat
urday, it went off, and the contents entered
the temple of Jehn Bradford, inflicting a
fatal wound. The five-year-old son of
Francis McCormick.ef Shenandoah, Penu.,
was tern te pieces by a deg in a neighbor's
yard last Friday evening. The deg was
chained, but the little fellow went te it
and patted it en the head, when he was
seized by the brute and dragged into the
kennel. The owners of the deg said "it
was always harmless and was particularly
gentle with children." It was put te
death. On Saturday afternoon Arcadia.
Louisiana, was visited by a hail storm of
extraordinary severity. On a track of
four te five miles in width, the trees were
stripped of their foliage, great damage
was dene te the crops and some live stock
was killed: Seme of the hail stones
measured "11 inches in circumference and
2 inches iu diameter" and "weighed three
quarters of a pound." The smallpox con
tinues te prevail at Olyphant, near Scran Scran
ten, Penna. Four new cases of the
disease, and four deaths were reported
last week, and twenty cases are under
treatment.
The Trail of Bleed.
Henry Smith, of St. Johnsbury, Ver
mont, shot himself dead- in Jamestown,
Dakota, en Saturday, because a young
woman, whom hehad geno West te marry,
refused te have him. Jehn Leenas and S.
Boudreaux, convict guards, went te a
colored festival near Brazoria, Texas, en
Monday last. A quarrel arose and the
guards fired nine times at a colored mau
named Wiight without effect. .Wright
fled, aud while ileeing turned round and
fired several shots at his pursuers, killing
Leenas and fatally wounding Boudreaux.
At a store in Pert Royal, Seuth Caro
lina, en Saturday night, Charles Wallace,
a white railroad empleye, shot three
colored men, named Miller, Singleton and
Sherman. The first was killed en the
spot, the second mortally wounded, and
the third, Sherman, " was shot in the
head," his condition net being stated.
Asa traiu en the Nashville & Chattanooga
railroad was nearing Andersen station en
Saturday night, James Hawkins, apassen
er, suddenly rese and shot Rebert
Kteves, another passenger, through the
breast. Hawkins then jumped from the
train and is supposed te have broken his
neck. Geerge Ware was takeu from the
jail at Florence, Alabama, aud lynched by
a mob en Saturday. Ware had confessed
I hat he murdered a boy named Bethune
at Muscle Sheals last week " for five del
lars aud a plug of tobacco."
Scared Indian.
While working at his mine near Tres
Alamos, a few days age, Jehn Lyens, of
Tombstone, Arizona, suddenly found him
self iu a most unexpected and unpleasant
situation. He put in a blast, lighted the
fuse, and had just reached the top of the
shaft, when be beheld four mounted
Apaches rapidly approaching with plain
intent te murder him. Te run was te be
evertakeu, and te stay was te be blown te
piece?, and neither alternative presented
anv attraction. Mr. Lyens hesitated an
instant, and then dropped behind aheap of
rocks at the mouth of tbe shale. At that
moment the blast exploded, and a volley
of stones and debris flew into the air with
a thundering report. The Indians, who
had made sure of their victim, were se
amazed aud terrified at this miraculous in
terference that they whceli'd aud galloped
away, screaming like fiends, and Mr.
Lyens, who had net been struck by a
single ece of the rocks which fell all
around him, made quick time te Tres
Alamos.
The Celluloid Eye-Glasses arc the lightest,
handsomest and lueit durable made. Get a
pair. .Fer sale by all leading Jewelers and
Opticians. n30-lwdced
A llellcleus Banqnet.
The modern epicure is tee often afflicted
with dyspepsia, indigestion or constipation
after hiving satiated his appetite with a deli
cious banquet and all the luxuries et the sea
son. Burdock Bleed Bitters are a positive
cure for these ahd all ether disorders or the
stomach. Price $1. Fer sale by 11. li. Cochran,
druggist. 137 and 139 North Queen street.
De Yeu Believe It.
That in this town there are scores et persons
passing our store every day whose lives are
made miserable by Indigestion, Dyspepsia,
Sour and distressed Stomach, Liver com
plaint, Constipation, when ler 75c. we will sell
them Shilbh's Vitaltzer, guaranteed te cure
them. Sold by II. is. Cochran, druggist, Nea.
117 and 139 North Queen street. feb7-eed2
A pure, harmless, efficacious remedy Sim
mons Liver Regulator.
Mr. J. Marsn, Rank of Terente. Ont., writes
" Biliousness and dyspepsia seem te have
grown np with me ; having been a suflercr for
years, I have tried many remedies, bnt with
no lasting result until I used your Burdock
Bleed Bitters. They have been truly a bless
ing te me. and I cannot speak tee highly et
them." Price tl. Fer sale by H.B.Cechran,
druggist, 137 and 133 North Queen street.
A Dangereu Cennterfeit.
Thcre are dangerous counterfeits In circu
lation purporting te be " Walnut Leal Hair
Restorer." The strongest evidence of Its great
value is the lact that Parties knowing its great
efficacy try te imitate it. Each bottle of the
S" enuine has a fae simile of a walnut leaf
lewnln the glass : and a Green Leal en the
outside- wrapper. The "Restorer" is as harm
less as water, while it possesses all properties
necessary te restore life, vigor, growth and
color te the hair. Purchase only lrem respon
sible parties. Ask your druggist for It. Each
bottle is warranted. JOIINSON. HOLLOWAY
A CO.. Philadelphia, and HALL & RUCKEL.
New Yerk. iunB-lyd.eed&w
NOTIONS.
p EM OVAL.
E. J. EBISMAN,
THE SHIRTMAKER.
HAS REMOVED HIS
GENTS' FURNISHING STORE,
TO
Ne. 17 WEST KLNG &TRBET,
(Next Doer te Hull's Drug Stere, oppeslu
Cress Keys Hetel.)
rpWO SMALL HAND-MADB HAVANA
L clars,fOT5cts., at the Old Stand,
HARTMAN'S YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
TORE.
MXDIGAJj.
TKBRK DAVIS'S PAIN KII.LKK.
ACCIDENTS
HAPPEN
EVERY DAY in the Year.
BURNS,
Cuts,
Bruises,
Sprains,
Scratches,
Contusions,
Swellings,
Scalds,
Seres,
Dislocations.
Felons,
Beils,
&c, &c.
FERRY
DAVIS'S
PAIN
KILLER
IS THE
GREAT
i'EMEDY
FOR
DRUGGISTS KEEP IT
EVERYWHERE.
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KVEK FAILS.
SAMARITAN
NERVINE,
The Great NERVE CONQUEROR.
A SPECIFIC FOR
EPILEPSY, SPASMS, "i
CONVL9IONS, PALLING SICKNESS,
ST. VITUS DANCE, ALCOHOLISM,
OPDJM EATING, SYPHLLLIS,
SCROFULA, KINGS EVIL,
UGLYBLOOD DISEASES, DYSPEPSIA
NERVOUSNESS, SICK HEADACHE,
RHEUMATISM, NERVOUS WEAK
NESS, NERVOUS PROSTRATION
BRAIN WORRY, BLOOD SORES,
BILIOUSNESS, COSTIVENE3S,
KIDNEY TROUBLES AND IRREGU
LARITIES. E$1.50per bottle ut druggists.'
The Dr. S. A. Richmond, Med. Ce.. Prep's.
ST. JOSEPH, MO.
Correspondence Irecly answered by Physi
cians. C. II. CRITTENTON, Agent, New Yerk,
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BOOTS Jt SHOES.
I;
ADIKSt TAKE NOTICE 1
CITY MADE SHOES
AT
M. LEVY'S
OP THE
CELEBRATED MAKES :
MACE A WEEKS,
CHARLES KEIGIILEY,
PROCTOR & . .
IN PEBBLE AND KID. WORKED I1UTTON
HOLE AND REST STOCK AT S2.00.
EVERY PAIR GUARANTEE 'n
M. LEVY.
Ne. 3 E. King S.,
LANCASTER, PA.
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ULABH ANlt QUBKNHWAHB.
H
1UH S MAKTTS.
QUEENSWARE
AT
GHINA HALL.
A LARGE LOT OE
DAMAGED WARE
At the lowest Prices,
AT
High & Martin,
15 EAST KING STREET,
LANCASTER. PA.
T OOBER'8 1YJC.
A 5c. Package
OF
LOCHER'S DYE
WILL COLOR MORE GOODS THAN ANY
OTHER. DYE IN THE MARKET,
Fer sale by
CHA& A. L0CHER,
J NO. 0 BAST KING STREET,
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Matile
tee
Stere
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Our Clothing differs from the
general run of Ready-made
Clothing. It is mers-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 & CO.
.
Ledger Building, Chestnut & Sixth Sis.
PHILADELPHIA.
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HOSTKTXKR SOfi.
Spring Novelties.
ELEGANT STY.LE3 IN
French Woolens,
ELEGANT STYLES IN
Scotch Woolens,
ELEGANT STY LKS IN
English Woolens,
ELEGANT STYLES IN
Demestic Woolens,
ELEGANT STYLES IN
Spring Overceatings,
ELEGANT STYLES IN
Pantaloenings.
I) B. Hostetter & Sed,
24 CENTRE SQUARE,
LANCASTER. PA.
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ILLIAMSON rUSTKB.
The Latest Novelties
In SAILOR SUITS ler CHILDREN are new
displayed nnen our counters for the first lime
this season. In addition te a Iresh utvoice et
KILTS and PLEATED WAIST SDITS. Thcse
suits have been thoroughly tested and arc n re
le give entire satisfaction, as we will net al uw
any goods te leave our establishment umi
we are sure they will give the bujer
the full amount of wear In proportion te the
amount et cash paid ter them, as any goedi
that will net ceme up te our standard et ex
cellence are rejected. Th Prices are made
the Lewest, as we much pn-lcr winning the
confidence of our customers by selling none
but strictly reliable, strongly sewed and wull
made garments at Prices that cannot fail te
prove satisfactory, for we knew eursnecn's
depends upon the centlnned patrenn nt
each customer.
We are prepared In the MKNM DEPART
MENT with all sizes of NAVY KLUK SUITS
widen we will warrant permanent colors an t
the Prices the Lewest.
riie ijuux aim auujs uki'ju&xjuwa i n:it
re-supplied Itself this week with a fresh and
still larger and mere varied stock of all klndi
or ROOTS and SHOES for CHILDREN,
LADIES and GENTS.
There is a SPECIALTY ler GENTS ii a
SOLID, UANDSOME-MADE OXVOE1) TIK
for SPRING WEAR and a perfect ntla guar
anteed. Everything NEW and FRESH in PUKMSil
ING GOODS of all descriptions.
TRUNKS. VALISES, RURBER- GOODS and
Summer LAP ROBES at Satisfactory Price
Sole Agents for K. DUN LAP A CO. and J.
R. STETSON ft CO.'S FINE SILK and KELT
HATS.
Williamson t Fester,
33, 34, 36 & 38 East Kin? St.,
A MOOTER. PA.
OAMfMXB.
SHIRK'S UAKPET BALL.
Telephone Conversation.
" Helle, there 1"
' Helle I"
Why don't you answer my questions ? '
"I can't hear yeu: the wagons en Itii-i
square, passing along from Shirk's Carper
Hall, leaded with carpets, keep up such a con cen
sufnt rumbling noise that It Interferes with
the telephone."
" Is tuat se : What's the matter at Shirk's ?'
" Why, they arc selling Carpets at such low
pricc-t that the people ere growing' wild ever
It!"
" Well, I want a Carpet, and I believe Pll go
there myself. Where Is the placer'
" Don't yea knew where that is T I thought
everybody knew the Old Reliable Carpet Hull,
corner of West King and Water streets. ou
can't miss It. Geed-bye i"
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