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TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 12, 1883.
WELCOME HUME TO THE AUTHOU OF
SWEET HOME."
Burled In Oak Hilt "Cemetery, Washington ,
if. C, J one 9, 1883.
Ob, dews and flowers of splendid June
Willi pearls and garlands grace his tomb
Who taught Milan's dear Maid tiie tunc
That times tbe whole world's levinir left
Te which all golden hearts shall beat,
Where'er they wait or weep or ream.
Ot " Hexe, 8 eet Heme" forever.
Oar mariner ontbe Spanish main.
The tattered miner in his tent.
The wanderer en the throbbing plain
Where yellow noens by simoens wheeled
Smite Desolation's flinty shield,
A second Bew el IIepc Is bent
In "Heme, Sweet Heme," lore ver.
And when te bugle and tbe blast
Where battle turns the lilies red.
Through Hashing columns standing fast
The soldier cuts his narrow lane
That lets him thieugh te Glery'J 'ne
He hears an angel overhead
81ng " Heme, Sweet Heme" forever.
The weary traveler who waits
In twilight's dim and drear aboie
The epening et the Pearly Gales
That some faint ray or friendly star
Muy shine abroad through doers ajar,
And show his lading eyes the read.
Sighs "Heme, Sweet llem-j" lerevcr.
A camp of Ulue, a camp el Gray,
A peaceful river rolled between,
Were pitched two ri lie-shots away ;
The sun had set the Westaglev,
The evening clouds were crimson snow.
The twinkling camp-llres faintly wees
Acress the dark'ning river.
Then floated from the Federal band
The "Spangled lUm.erV' starry strain.
The Grays struck up their " Dixie Land,"
And " Rally Round" and " Renny HIuc"
And " Red and White" ultei nate Hew
Ah, no such flight shall cress :igain
The Rappjdianneck River!
And then, above the glancing " be tin
OJ song," a bugle warbled low.
Like some bird st'irtled lrem a dicam,
'Heme, Heme. S'vect IIeun)," and echoes
rang
And Gray and illuc harmonious sang
All ether songs were like t lie snow
Among tlm pines wlien winds are stilled.
And lieait.sand voices thtebbed and thrilled
Willi " Heme, Sweet Heme" forever.
Ne matter what the Flag nniurled
Ah, Dmx'E Demum rules the weilu !
Sweet Singer el the Seng of men,
Theu cemest lute te claim thine own.
But when tlm dallies rl-e again
Arrayed in all thy boriewid dusl,
The weild will held thy wents in tiust
And agas elunt lrem zone te zone
Thy " Heme, Sweet Heme." lerevcr.
ThoMeinuen iuiiiiniiic.il song, thuy the.ight.
When dawning d ly his lips impresse I
And Hushing nrirhle wanned and caught
The sweet Ionic el tlm Gict-k ;
Ah, truer lar thy lips shall speak
Ner wait the touch el sun or star
Fer thee the night li.ne h is no bars -Welcome,
deir heail, and take thy i st
At "lleine, Sweet Heme," loiever.
Ilcnimnin '. 'J'ttiler.
Seme t:tiisesf Anlm:il lilnea en.
Germantown Telejiaph.
It was fei mcrly a encnil bflief, cspc
eially ainetif; farmei.s, that many diseases,
such-as Blablteriug in hor.ses, staggers in
sbeep, anil many diseases in cattle were
produced by certain weeds or herbage in
the feed, c-itrcially tli pasture they con
sumed. It may be that in fao;ne cases it is
se, and in fast wn are quite confident that
slabbuin aie caused by ceitain weeds in
Augiibt pastuies, if net by some of tbe
early autumn j:,S3CS- Still, witb tbe
progress of discovery it lias been found
tbat plants aie net neatly te mttcb te
blame as we ene time supposed. It was
for instances ouce an almost univcisal belief
tbat tbe Texan cattle fevcr was brought
about by some small fungoid vegetation
which existed iu the Texas prairies ; but
a commission appointed by the Dcpait
ment of Agriculture, went te Texas and
reported that there was net bing whatevei
te warrcnt the popular belief. Se with
the staggers in sheep, which se eften
pteves a fatal disisas-e, and subjects sheep
raisers te gieat less. It was common te
attribute it te plants and which was cat
Jed by the shcep-bieeders stagger-bush en
this aceuut. Besides this, vaiieus etliei
plants in ether sections have been sup
posed te pioduee the sarae disease. But
new it is known veiy clearly that no plant
has anything te de with it, but that it
results from a small wormy parasite, which
after dovclepiug in its early st.i-.re3 in the
stomach of thcanimial, works its way te
the bead and feeds en the sheep's brains.
All this is well known new, but it is net
be well known hew these parasites aie
produced, aud are scatteicd about se as te
be introduced into places which were once
free from it. Tke clue was furnished
fiorae few years age in I he case of the
trichina' at work. It was found that a
parasite often found a home in the tles'.i
of the hoc, and fearful lcsults followed en
the human frame iu many cases. There
was no doubt but tbe very same insect
could be communicated fiem the animal
eaten te the human system. But sub.se
quent experiments proved without the
slightest doubt that high heat totally de
stroyed the enemy and that thcrcfoie meat
that was thoroughly cooked was iuuocueiis.
Since then it has been placed beyond ques
tion that some ether feaiful pirasites tbat
once in a while infest the human system,
come from impeifectly cooked beef. Haw
beef cures have been popular with some
empirical mendicants, and the parasites
which have followed ha-e been a matter
of calculation with no doubt as te the
origin.
Tbe great question has been hew these
troublesome things first get into these an
imals. Seme time age, in seme auatemical
lectures in Philadelphia, Dr. Jeseph
Lcidy, who pi ebably stands at tbe head
of his branch of science in this ceun'ry,
gave it as a result of his ewu personal
researches, that the animals which cat
raw meat cats, dogs, and-se feith take
in the eggs with the raw meat they cat,
which pass though their system unchanged
and that then the eggs become scattered
eventually among tbe herbage and again
ate taken into tbe system of herbivorous
animals ; and in this way plants are often
blamed fei results wlfch really are in no
way connected with them. Dr. L is
strongly of opinion that where ilecks and
herds are followed as a business, no her
bivorous animal tbat may be connected
with the cstablisment should be fed en
raw feed, but that the meat they eat
should be as well cooked for them as for
human beings.
Hew far these views may be true or net
we are unable te say ; but as the result of
the studies of one of the best scientists
and most thoughtful men of tbe day, they
are worthy of respect. These diseases are
very troublesome when they once get into
a let of cattle, and any simple thing which
does net take much time or money te
attend te, is usually well worth ebscrv
ing.
We Challenge the World.
When we say we believe, we have evidence
?P.?T.1 thj Shiloh's uonsumDtlen Cuc Is
ihC?yl,10.V.e8t Lum? Medicine made, In as
. SS,i,. i.lw1,11 ,?ure a common or Cllrenlc
S,Wri?h?;l?a,tl,ot,nean,l rc'e Asth
ma, Bronchitis, Whooping Couch. CreuD and
all ethers. It will cure where thevfail it u
PjfE1111, tak0 Armless te the ye Surest
child and wa cmnrnntea,. '" ' J"l,f?esl
,- ;' r r-;:-" "" we sav. rni.
S&ffi.2L. "zJSff S5
ter.
T " -.., UBO OUUIIU'H t'nrntlfl Pan. I
le3,- efeVf I
and
" Wbat umnc be Cared Hut be JEaaanal
This old adage does net signify that wemast
suffer the miseries et dyspepsia, when a medi
cine with the curative properties et Burdock
Bleed Bitter m is available. It Is one i of the
most substantial and tellable remedies Beld,
uj-uay. x or saie uy a. a. vecuran, uruggist,
137 and 139 North Queen street.
Gallant Bsseaea.
There can be something heroic in a medi
cine as well as In Individuals. Burdock Bleed
Bitters have effected many a gallant rescue
among the suffering sick. Thousands have
escaped the miseries of dyspepsia and nerv
ous debility through the use et this wonder
ful medicine. It is emphatically the best
stomach and bleed tonic In the world. Fer
sale by U. B. Cochran, druggist, 137 and 139
North Queen street.
MBVICAJj.
HOSTETTER'S
CELEBRATED
Hestctter's Stomach Bitters meets the 10 10
'luircments of II ic ralienal medical philoso
phy which at present prevails. It lsaper
lccily pure vegetable remedy, embracing tbe
three important properties of a preventive, a
tonic and an alterative. It lertllics the body
against disease, Invigorates aud revitalizes
the torpid stomach and liver, and ellects a sal
utary change in the entire system.
Fer sale bv all Druggists and Healers gen
erally. jl-lmilced&w
TtANVAHTKU WATOUEtt
rim.
Lancaster Mies.
POPULAR GRADES.
GILDED MOVEMENTS:
" NEW ERA,"
" WEST EN1V
FKANKLIN,"
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f' FULTON,"
keystene:
irt
LANCASTER,
NICKEL MOVEMENTS.
t
MELROSE,"
4C LANCASTER
The Manufacture el the full Line of K ivei ite
Movements, with the adoption et the l.lue el
Dust-1'roer Movements, and Ladies' Walci.p,
gees fei ward with Increased Energy.
OKOCJSRIES.
A1
T HUKSK'S.
FIREWORKS.
FIREWORKS.
TO DEALERS :-
We new liave in store a full stock of K1UK
WOKKS et every descriptieu which we are
prepared te Jeb te the trade at LOWEST
L'ltlUKS. (iive us a call.
BTJRSK'S,
17 EAST KING STKEET.
Ne
We have a few Dezen California Fruits, viz.
Apiicetts, Kgg Plums and Green Gages which
we an selling at ilic. u can ; these are bar
gains We want te close out the let. We still
have -I cans Tomatoes ler i"c ; :i cans Cern for
25c; Mar Fat Peas, 10c.; String Beans, l'Jc ;
Fiesh Canned Apples, 12e; KePs Cern, 10c,
c.,.tc,
At Bursk's,
Ne. 17 EAST KING STREET.
VAMJfJSXB.
TT IS NOlHTItlNUK THAT
ALL WHO GO TO
SHIRK'S FOR CARPETS,
GO AGAIN WHEN THEY WANT
ANOTHER CARPET.
it is because
Goods are Just as Represented,
AND SOLD AT
A MERE LIVING PROFIT.
The Biggest Line of Carpets,
el every variety and grade,
Te be Fennil la the City of Lancaster.
Shirk's Carpet Hall,
Cerner West King and Water Sts.,
LA' ' TER, I A.
(JAHKlAtUCH, &C.
Standard Carriage Werk
OF LANCASTER COUNTY.
EDGERLEY & CO.,
FINE CARRIAGE BUILDERS,
XAUKET STBEET, .
REAR OP CENTRAL MARKET HOUSES,
LANCASTER, PA.
3tL1?ak2,?!?ryJ,!yle Bu&gy and Carriage
forteblo and elegant style. We use only the
best selected material and employ only the
best mechanics. Per quaUty oiweric enr
prices are the cheapest in the state. We buy
for cash and sell en the most reasonable
terms. Give us a call. All work warranted.
Repairing promptly attended te. One setet
workmen especially employed ler tbat pur.
Ven. n96-Udw
STOMACH
BITTER
JRI GOODS.
rpDESDAY rAtK AND wakm.
One of the largest manufac
turers of Ladies' Suits just com
mencing en winter work makes
us a geed efier en all his sum
mer goods. We bought the
entire let because the price was
net much ever half of what we
would have had te pay if we had
ordered them probably one
month age. This is one of these
chances that are always eccuring
in trade. We can generally take
all such geed-sized lets if the
things are really geed, because
we have coming and going
through our building the crowds
of people, residents and strang
ers, that seen pull down even
the largest piles of stock. Given
a geed article and a low price
and it would be hard te find tee
large a let.
The present let of Ready
Made Dresses was made this
season and contains Black
Lawns, Ginghams, Sateens and
White Suits. The prices beginj
at $2.50 and run up te $30.
There is net many of any one
kind, and in dismissing the sub
ject with this one notice, we
have te say that net one of these
dresses will be marked at mere
than half the usual price.
1301 Chestnut, second lloer. Take house car.
JOHN WANAMAKEH.
Commencing with one small
counter, wc new have seven
long counters full of Laces,
Fichus, Tidies, Tics, Ruchings,
Cellars and Cuffs, in the centre,
toward Chestnut street. The
leading lace of the season seems
te be the Pompadour. Our as
sortment of Valenciennes and
real Spanish are complete. An An
other new let of Egyptian just
opened. A special let of Gui
pure marked below usual price.
Spanish Laces in all the new
colors, cream and black colors,
35 cents te 80 cents ; cream, 18
cents te 3 ; black, 1 8 cents te
$5.
An elegant line of fine mull.
lace and ether fichus and ties
for the het season. Lets of ruch
ings new in and mere coming
from our own workrooms every
day.
JOHN WANAMAKEH.
Beys' Shirt Waists for 23
cents each, made in our own
workrooms ; material is seer
sucker stripe, plaited front and
back, sevving and fit all right.
There is but a little ever a hun
dred dozens, and at this low
price we shall net make any
mere of them. We have never
sold them se low as this by the
dozen.
Fine percale waists at half a
dollar each.
White u n 1 a u n d r i c d waists,
linen cellar and cuffs, 65 dents.
Reys' Clothing lu-paitmcnt near Mailed
street entiance.
JOHN WANAMAKEH.
Seme new books and their
prices here and by mail :
Life of Bishop Wilbcr force. Uy C.uieii sli-
weli anil It. Wiibei force. $.'.'i"i; bv mail.
$2 50. "
Recollections of My Youth. I5y Ernest Kenan.
uleth, 75 cents; piper rovers, KM ems: bv
mail, 5 cents inoie.
Retrospect of a Lewj Life RySC. Mall i.7" ;
bv mall Jt.'.K).
Daniel Webster. Henry Ciliet, Ledge
American .Statesmen Series, it'i cents : by
mail, $1 05.
Lucca Delia Rettia. ISy LeauderScetl. Ureal
Artists Scrle--. 75 cents : hy in-ill, M) cents.
Life en the Jfisiiuippi. I5y Ji:uk Twain
..)D; by mall, $S 25.
Sinners and Saints : A tour across the Slates
aud around thorn, liy Phil Robinson. $1 le ;
by mail, $1.30.
A llsit te Ceylon. Uy Kriist llacekel f 1.10 ;
by mail, $1.25.
Underground Russia, liy btepnl.ilc. '.!" cents:
by mail, $1 05.
Sketching from A'aturc Uy T. .1 IClhs. 7ft
cents ; by mail, 8U cents.
Thirteenth slicct, centie entr.iuc ', i iglit.
JOHN WANAMAKEH.
Silk Jersey Gloves open this
morning, but the let is small.
12-button length at 1.50;. the
regular price, $2.
Cuestnnl s-tieet front, Ai cade, west.
JOHN WANAMAKEH.
A new Parasol bargain is our
Extra Black Satin, 10 Gilt Ribs,
Spanish Lace, lined all colors,
$3-75-
We will be glad for compari
son with any ordinary $5 Para
sol. Chestnut street front, Arcade, wed.
Jehn Wanamakeu.
Chestnut, Thirteenth and Marknt streets and
City Hall Square
Philadelphia.
DISEASES OF Till: SKIN HAVE KEEN
tee much sunarated from ether diseases,
and the skin has been looked upon tee much
as independent et ether parts.
All Diseases el the Skin, Cancer and Private
Diseases permanentfy cured by
DR. II. D. LONGAKER.
Office -13 East Walnut street, Lancaster, Pa.
Consultation free. j i l-rjautv
BAKUAIKS IN WATCHES, Ul,OUI!
Chains, Rings, Spectacles, &c Repairing
et aU kinds wUl receive my personal atten
Uen. LOUIS WEBER, Ne. 159JC North tjnren
street. Remember name and number. DI
reetly opposite City Hetel, near Pennsylvana
railroad depot. dec2Slvd
UOWEBS & IlUllST.
BOWERS &
Nes. 26 and 28 NORTH QUEEN STREET.
JUST OPENKD, an Kleg.int Line et PANS, in Fine and Medium Grade Goods. Onr Trices arojew en them.
JUST OPENED, another Immense Let of VICTORIA LAWNS. LINON D'INnES, PERSIAN LAWNS, FIGURED SWISSES,
i c. We have them marked very low.
JUST OPENED, another Let of SWISS EMIJROIDERIES, very choice styles, in all widths. Inserting and Edge te match.
JUST OPENED, an Elegant Line of all silk SASH RIBBONS, in choice colorings.
OurLadie3' MUSLIN UNDERWEAR is pronounced by judges te be very choice and our sale en them is large, and increasing
everyday.
Ladies' and Children's GAUZE UNDERWEAR, n High Necks and Leng Sleeves. High Neck and Short Sleeves, and Lew Neck
and Short sleeves, in all sizes lrem KMnch up te 30-inch. Our prices range from 12c. up.
SPECIAL BARGAINS in BLACK SILKS. It will pay you te examine them before purchasing.
BOWERS &
Nes. 26 and 28 North Queen Street,
renx s. iuvll'i: & co.
SEASONABLE DEESS
ALL SILK STPJI'ED AND FiGUUEI)
FULL LINE OF
LACES AND EMBROIDERIES FOR TRIMMING.
JOHN S. GIVLER & CO.,
Ne. 25 Bast King Street,
ij:i tiuuih
N
KXT IHIOIt TO -ilSKUOUKr- HUU.SK.
FAHNESTOCK'S.
LARUK LOT OF
WHITE GOODS
FOR SUMMER
DRKSShS
WEEK.
OI'llVKIl THIS
ft Iks for Waim Weather!
Shawls for Warm Weather !
Dkss Goods for Warm Weather !
UAUZK AND SUMMER
MERINO UNDMHTMR
Fer Ladles, ye.nls and Children.
All in full
Assortment and
Price".
:il our Hsu il Iov
LARGE SIOCK LAUNDR1KD
AND I'NIiAUNDRir.l)
its,
is, S
u.
et a Celebrated
Hey. al.'itK., 7.1c.
elleie I a I Plies.
M.iiiul.utiue, ler Mi n and
Hid ?!.()(, I)i"jl .SlilltT ever
B, E. Eahnesteck,
liAN'CASTEi:, PA.
NEXT DOOR TO COURT HOUSE.
H
Cr.K ii ISItOTUESC.
E
0
ODS
AND-
LACES.
ATTRACTIVE WHITi: GOODS
IN NOVELTIES and STAPLE MATERIALS.
Spanish Giiipuie l.acci, HninM:nn Spmisli
Oriciilal-., 'lorclieiw, etc.
Spaniih and JIull Ti-snes,.Ciepe Lisle Rucli
iiiKJ, and ether Neckw car.
Alse, Kid', Silk an.l L'-le Tin c.id Gloves, etc.
Newport Tics.
Summer Silks.
Neat Checked, Striped, and Plain, rercigu
and Demestic Dieji Goods, in P.cautilul New
Coleiings.
' I'aiiioeli, Newpm t Tics, Lnce, Gloves, rle.
lager & Brether
Ne. 25 WEST KING ST.
r.eutiii jufu nr.i.netir.Kl
VTK1V HOOKS.
FOR aUMMGR READING.
" ?,lrvlsa'1'" y, s-M:ul0 Crawford.
Dr. Claudius.' by S. Marien Crawfei n
ni,a;i,0J!reAUm,"isll'ltien."vrRurnett.
" lint Yet a Weman." ry c'ardy
' Successful Men et Te-rtaj'."
And all the LalcstScasidesand Magazines at
L.M, FLYNN'S,'-
Na 42 WEST KING- STRB3T.
J)IiT UOOVS, Jte'i
GRENADINES.
SUMMER SILKS.
Nite'c:
tf VEILINGS. IN ALL THE DESIRARLE SHADES-
VICTORIA AND PERSIAN LAWNS.
LINON DE INDES, IN ALL QUALITIES.
FULL LINES OF
tii'jtixa aoevs.
J."
mai;tin'& co.
Summer Dress Goods.
We bavr just received an elegant line et
LACE HUNTINGS,
NUNS VEILINGS.
AI.RATROSS CLOTH,
FRENCH SATIN ES,
MADRAS GINGHAMS,
FRENCH GINGHAMS,
SCOTCH GINGHAMS.
A full lineet
w niT E
GO OI)S.
CORDED PIQUES,
fc'IGURKD PIQUED,
DOTTED SW1.-S.
INDIA LAWNS.
VICTORIA LAWNS.
Onr Parasols and Sunsliartes
Are pm chased direct lrem the. manufacturer,
andaieefhpcci.il value.
SATIN and TWILLED 3ILIC PARASOLS,
with L-n'cTiliiimiiiJ, lit Natui.il Stick, linne
and Fancy IImikIIc".
.1 A PA NESE PA R ASOLS,
SATTEEN PARASOLS,
hUN UMRRELLAS,
ALL AT LOWEST PRICES.
X B. lAETDf & GO.
Cor. WesfcKing and Prince Sta.
I.AKCASTKR.PA.
"VTI.W YORKSHIRE.
SUMMER GOODS
AT TII1C
New Yerk Stere.
ltare value in
SUMMER SILKS
In Stripes, Checks and Plain Celers, :it 4tc.,
.Vic. r.liZn. and T.'.c. a .uti. IIADED DRESS
hlLK-S.r.Se.avard. COLORED DRESS SILKS,
clcint iju.dily, $100 a yaul. An iiiunens-i
iiuantity id
LACE BUNTINGS,
NUN'S VEILINGS.
Summer Dress Goods :
lN'DIA LINENS, VICTORIA LAWNS,
NAINSOOKS AND DOTTED MUSLINS
AteiyI.ew Prices. We pureliae our
rAKAISOLS AN!) HUNSIIADES
Diieet liem the largest iuannf.ictiinrs and
can sive Hie best jie-siblu va'ue. TWILLED
SILK PAR SOLS, in natural sticks, horn and
fancy linldcM. t-ATIN PAliASOLa. LACE
TRIMMED P RASjOL", SUN UMRRKLLAS.
L idled', Gents' and Children's
Summer Hosiery and Gauze Underwear,
In all Si.e-( and Qualilii-i. We have opened
aimtlii'i' choice Hue of
sash riruens. laces and lace goods.
emi;i:eidei:ies and fancy dress
P.UTTONS, at Lewest City
Prices.;
Watt, 8hand'& Ce.
Ne. 8 and 10 EAST KING STREET.
Tl rt.TKOKK ft ll.-
:MHiiniAN
White Dress Goods
AT
&
CHEAP STORE.
SPECIAL BARGAINS
IN-
VICTORIA LAWNS at 10c, 1-JJ-Jc, ISc, 2flc,
no., ::c., '.uy.c
.IUDIA linen at aic.Kic, sic. :V.e., r.rc.
SWISS MUSLIN from 12,V cents up.
LACE STRIPED MUSI IV.
LACE CHECKERED MUSLINS.
NAINSOOK PLAID MUSLINS.
CVMP.RIC CHECKERED MUSLINS.
All at Lewest Prices.
AT
leizprMuibM,
Cheap Stere,
43 WEST KING ST., LANCASTER.
(Hetwccntlie Cooper Heuse and Serrnl Herse
Iletai.)
A FIII.I.
AH.HOKTnlKJIT nrBRIAKAWD
J. Applo-treml Pipes.
Weeden Pipes lrem
lite
Dress
(joeas
SC. np, :u ,
U ARTM AN '3 YELLOW KRONT CIGAR J
STORK. '
HURST,
. . . LANCASTER, PA.
HURST,
Lancaster, Pa
GOODS.
Lancaster, Pa.
VLOTllimi.
H.
GKKHA1CT.
SPRIIG OPEH? 6
-AT
H. GERHART'S
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
NO. 6 EAST KING STREET,
OF THE LARGEST ASSORTiU.A'J
OF
FINE SUITING,
PANTALOONING
AND-
SriUNU OVEKCOATINK,
Ever brought te the City el Lancaster
j3Those desirous of securing- CJieIce Style"
are invited te call early.
P."
nOSTKTTKK HUN.
SPRING-WEIGH r
CLOTHING
IN FULL ASSORTMENT FOR
Men and Beys.
And if the question yriili you is where te
buy, give ns a trial, and we will show you one
et the
Largest and Best Selected Stocks
of Olethinsr in the City.
We have a lew et these ALL-WOOL,
MEN'S SUITS AT $10
lett, and find they aie glvlnggoed sa'i-dactiin
for the money.
KKMEMUER WE MANUFACTURE ALL
OUR OWN CLOTHING.
D, 8. Hostetter & Sen,
24 CENTRE SQUARE,
LANCASTER, PA.
(IrNUINK MUItfltlSK!
TIIE PUI1L1C TREATED TO "
A GENUINE SURPRISE
THE NEWS OF TIIE
GREAT BARGAINS
We are otTerini: in our entlre stock el
Clothing and Gentlemen's Furn
ishing Goods
Is spieadlng rapidly and we take till? meani
et asking these who have net yet been te see
iw te call en us anil satisly themselves el the
correctness et the above.
PRICES REDUCED .10 PER CENT. ON OUR
ENTIRE STOCK.
It being our rule te close out our entire
stock at the end of each Kcagen, this year we
gUeyeuthe benelltet the same three weeks
earlier than ueual.
LADIES, wc net only call your attention te
these HANDSOME LITTLE EMRROIDERED
SUITS which we have Just received, ami a rt;
selling se cheap, but we are Klvlng decided
bargains-in our entire stock or CI1ILDRENS'
SUITS. Onr prices are scarcely CO per CLnt. el
what ether stores will charge yen for the
same goods.
WGAUZK UNDERWEAR. NECKWEAR.
SHIRTS and FURNISHING GOODS el all de
scriptions are en our counters, at very low
figures.
Have you seen these 75c. OVERALLS and
S2.00 RLUE FLANNEL COATS ?
S-EXTRA RAUGAINS in MEN'S LIGHT
COLORED SUITS.
Hirst- & Brether,
PENN HALL CLOTHING HOUSE.
Ner, 2 & 4 North Queen Street.
SAMUEL H. eiUVB, A'JCTORNBl, UAH
Removed bis Office from 66 North Duke
street te Ne. 41 GRANT STKEET,1 1mm edi
ately In Rear et Court Heuse, Leng's New
RelfdlnK. fpl7-i.'
IfAHE NO MISTAKE, BUT FOKCHADE
LTA tne genuine Yara Cigar tei Sc'at
HARTMAN'3 YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STORK.
TMArjKJKXS' OVJUk
LANCASTER AND IHILXlKKSVILL; i. K
Cars run as lollews :
Leave Lancatser (P. R Depot), at 7, 9, una
U:30a.Hl.,and 2, 4, B and 8:30 p. in., exwnt en
Saturday, when the last car leaves at 9U p. in
Leave MlllersvlUe (lower end)at3,8,and,13
a. M., and 1,3, 5 and 7 p.m.
Cars run dally en v time except en Sun r
dtv.
COLOMBIA rOBT DEPOSIT KA1I.
KJ ROAD TIME TABLE.
Trains new run legnlarlv en the Columbia
Pert Deposit Railroad en the following
time:
SQCTnVAKP. I STATIONS. KORTHWAKIh
r.x.
6:20
6:35
6:42
70
7.-0S
7:09
7:12
7:17
7:23
7:37
7:11
A.V.
P.K.
1030
Columbia....
...Washington...
....Ciesswell....
...Sate Harber...
..Shenk's rerry..
Peqnea
..Yorkrnrnace
.....Tncqnan
.McCall's t'erry.
...Fite'aEddy...
..rtehinsr Creek..
..Peach Let tern..
...Conewino...
10:33
10-9
10-J
UM
UHB
UM
U:10
11:15
1L26
U-J30
msa
7:30
7d0
737
7:37
8:0S
1VJH
T.U.
7:36
733
7:17
7:05
3:13
8:25
12.-03
..OcU.
Pert L;
12:15
12:30
8,-00
8:20
...Pert .Uspesit.,
Perryvllle.
R
KADINU COLUMBIA K. K.
ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 13th, 18S2.
NORTHWARD.
XJUVX.
guarryvUle
ancaster. King St.. .
Lancaster
Columbia.
AMUV.
BAadlair
A.K. P.M.
8.-20 5:35
8:09 5:25
S.02 5:20
7:45 5:05
7:40 5:01
7J8 4:58
7:34 46
738 4:51
733 4:47
7:10 4:36
7:06 4:33
6:57 4:26
6:41 4:12
6:32 4.05
6:20 3:55
A.M.
73
'J:1C
I.-2U
SOUTHWARD.
LUTX.
Reading...-.
ABBTVX.
Columbia
Lancaster.
Lancaster. King St...
Uuarryvllle
A.K. r.X. 7.M.
6:20 .... 30
7:30 .... 3:10
7:10 1:00 3:50
7:30 i:iu 3:10
9:45 3:20 5.50
r.n
5:15
535
xrains connect at Heading with tralm teitnu
from Philadelphia, Pottsville, Ilarrlsburtr, Al Al
lentewn and New Yerk, via Ileund Broek
Reute.
At Columbia with trains te and from leik,
Hanover, Gettysburg, Frederick and Haiti Haiti
mere. i. WILSON. Sunt.
T)EH!)VLVANlil
ICAII.KUAD NKW
i SCHEDULE On
and after SUNIUi
MAY 13th, 183, trains en the Pennsyl
vania Railroad will arrive at and leave the
Lancaster and Philadelphia dupetaaa fellows :
Levi Ar
LanPhil
Eastward.
A.
12:1
A.M
2-JiU
5:15
7:50
10:20
Mall Express
Philadelphia Express
18 fc J-j1I1u
Harrlsburg Em-033
Yerk Accomrceda.Mnn arrives
Lancaster Accent laiZen arilves....
Columbia Accnni . , - den
Frederick Accommodation arrives..
Sea Shero Express
Sunday Mail.......
Johnstown Expiess
Day Express... .. ...
Uarrlsburit Accommodation
3:12
8:10
8:10
B-S&
0:00
11:15
r.M,
12:53
12:58,
3:15
r.K.
5:15
5:1 15
7.25
9-15
2:12
230
r.3Ti
6 45
Hanover AccemmcMliit Ien Hest, connecting
at Lancaster with Niagara Expiess at 01
will run through te Hanover dally, escort
Sunday.
rietiericK AccoiiimeUiition, wet,ceiiiii ;in
1?
at Lancaster with fust Lim:,
we:.t,.il 1:35, wtl
run through te i'-ederick.
Wkstwaad.
Le. Ar.
hilLan
A.M
A.M.
0:25
U::!0
'30
9:35
0.15
9 50
P.M.
1:35
l:5t)
5:20
2H)
7:30
7:10
il:10
1:10
News Express
Way Passenger
Blafl Train. Ne. 1. via. 51t..lev
1-30
7:00
Midi Train, Ne.2,vlu Columbia, leaves
Tii"
niajrjrar.xpre.ss
Hanover Accomiueiiutlon leaves..
USL X4IUU
Frederick Accommodation leaven .
Harrisbnrg Acci.uimoiiutleii
Lancaster Accommodation leaves..
Columbia Accemtrrd 111011
Harrlaburg Expie&t
Western Express
Pacific Express
11:05
P.M.
2:11
"lUi
5:10
9:05
I13U
Harrlaburg Express, west, at 5:40 p. m., baa
direct connections (without change of cars) te
Columbia and Yerk.
Fast Line, west, en Sunday, when Hugged,
will 8topatDewnlugtowii,Coate'jvillu, tukcs.
burg. Mount Jey, ElizubithUWn and Middle,
town.
Day Express, Fast Line, News Express, Mai
Train, Ne. 1, Western Express and Paciilc Ex
press run daRv.
JHOTIONS.
VElVUOODS "
ASTRIGH BROTHERS, AeUm
PALACE OF FASHION,
NO. 13 EAST KING STREET.
LANCASTER, PA.
IXAUGURATIONTrSUAIMEIt GOODS.
WHITE GOODS.
We have a very iargu assortment el Kinu
While Goods, cempi Isiut;
VICTORIA LAWNS,
TYER1A LINEN,
LINEN D'INDIA,
R1SHOP LAWNS,
And PLAIN and DOTTED SWISSES.
Alse, a full line of FIGURED LAWNS at rem
8 te 12J$c.
NUN'S VEILINGS in all et the new and ile ile
sirable shades, at25e. ami 50c per yard.
BLACK and COLORED HUNTINGS at very
low prices.
LADIES' UNDERWEAR.
Our stock of these, goods is new complete,
and we areolferlngseme really great bargains.
Plain Hand Chemise, 25c. Chemise, three rows
et llamburglnserting.aud trimmed with Nar
row Edg'.ng, 50c De-p Rullleil Skirt, weed
muslin, 56c. Twe-Rutlled Skirt, lief i.iirdin,
75c. Twe Rullles of Hamburg, 1.25, and many
ether cheap goeils in tills line.
LADIES' SUITS.
We have new en hand an elegant line el La
dles' and Children's Suits et all kinds et .sum
mer wear, comprising Figured L-wn s-ults.
White Suits in large variety. Nil. ""Illng
Suits, all colors, and, in f.ict. el all ki...Lsel
materials. Call and leek through our stock,
whether you wish te buy or net.
FANS, PARASOLS, LACE CAPS,
SWISS CAPS.
Cream and Rlaek Spanish 1 aces. Colored
Spanish .Laces, Cluny laces, Mattles'-cc I.aces,
Russian Laci s. Oriental Luces, i;te. All new
goods, at lowest pi Ices
A large line et Lace Goods, such as Cellars,
Tics, Fichus, etc. Linen Cellars all the nov
elties in white and colored. Linen Handker
chiefs, new styles. In fancy borders, at 6c.
GLOVES in MsloerSIlk all the new color",
licrllu Gloves as low aside : two bands. Fine
Lisle Gloves. 2MC. 2jc and 30c.
A full stock of Ladies', Gents' and Child'.s
GAUZE UNDER WEAK,
In Leiigaud Short Slf evs.
CORSETS-all el geed make, at low prices.
Ladles', Gents and Clill Is' HOSIERY,
Plain and Striped.
Imported Hose in Cardinal, Game', Pink,
Blue, etc , at lowest prices
Infants' Cotten and Woolen Hese
MV RIVAL.
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ILUOX WHITE
THE
WILCOX & WHITE
Parler Organ Warerooms,
NO 152 EAST KING STREET,
H. H. LUCKENBAOH, Agent.
A Full Assortmentef the various styles con
stantly en hand and for sale en the most lib
eral terms ler Cash or Small Monthly In
stallments.
TnepUDiicjs mini curuuiuy inviieil te (mil
and examine these instruments, which will be
found te be very Superior In Quality and
Moderate In Price.
Having fevered my connections with the
Estcy Organ Company, I take this method te
Inform my friends in Lancaster county, I am
new selilne an Organ equal te any and sur
passed by none. Please call and examine one
et the most beautilnl-lencd Organs manu
factured in the United States.
a.m. i. r.v.
7:25 12:00 6:10
r.M.
0:10 2:10 8.25
9:30 2:10 8:13
9:40 .... 8:25
10:10 .... 9-55
Mr. Luckenbach Is tdse agent ler the famous
"KNABE"
And several ether Delrable Pianofortes, at
prices from $225 upwards.
febl7-tfd
STfcVKM H.UVSK "
SHAVING AND HAIR DRESSING
SALOON.
Geed Journeymen and prices same as ether
saloons. H. WAGNER,
nylS-Ud Manager.
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