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LANCASTEK, PA., TUESDAY. JUNE 26, 183.
Prict TweCeat?.
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WATBtt COOLKUH, AC.
TjlLINN
BKENEMAN.
FJJNN & BRENEMAN
ARE OFFERING BARGAINS IN
Children's Carriages,
Velocipedes,
Express Wagons,
Hammocks,
Croquet,
quells,
Base Balls,
Water Coelers,
Kefrlgeralers,
Ice Cream Freezers,
Ice Machines,
Ice Picks,
Ice Chests,
Lemen Squeezers,
FLINN" & BEENEMAN,
Ne. 152 NORTH QUEEN STREET.
TKWETI'S
REFRIGERATORS.
ICE CHESTS,
AND
WATER COOLERS,
FOR
Gee. M. Steinman & Ce.,
26 and 28 WEST KING STREET, Lancaster, Pa.
jiine'.!3-Ud&w
DRY UOUDS.
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ASH IWKS-i (1IIUUH.
WASH DEE88 GOODS.
PINEAPPLE SUITINGS. Fermer price, 30c. New, 12 l-2c.
SATINES. Fermer price, 30c. New, 16c.
OAMBRIO EMBROIDERIES at about half former price.
Linen De Inde, Linen De Dacca, Pique Welts, Linen Lawns,
Plaid Nainzoeks.
ij AOES and Made Up Lace Goods. NEWPORT SASHES.
HAGER &
Ne. 25 West King Street,
n K ' Ks " ' " N KSTf IUK,
14 EAST KING STREET,
( BAIR'S OLD STAND. )
OFFERS THE FOLLOWING HAKGAINH IN
PRINTS, PERCALES AND SATTEENS.
Ne. I. Five Case I5KST M AUKS OF CALICOS at 5 Cents a yard.
N.i. -1. Thieo Case COCIIKCO AND PACIFIC PEINTS, at &4 Cents a yard.
Ne :i. Om Ca.-. 50 Pieces, of WIDE PEUC ALBS IN LIGHT AND DARK EFFECTS, at '.
Cents u yard ; never before sold at less tlian 15 Cents.
CLICAUIKti SALES OF SATTEENS Dt 15, IH, 20 anil 25 Cents.
SPREADS, BLANKETS alul QUILTS.
Whatever may lie needed in the shape of SPREADS, BLANKETS, SHEETS or COM
FORTS ler Heme, Seaslde.Meuntaln or Country wii le ieumtat our counters at the LOWEST
Oh PRICES.
GEORGE FAHNESTOCK,
NO- 14 EAST KING STREET,
UiyjCUV
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IIUHHUI.N'S.
HOUGHTON'S
lew Livery and Sale Stables.
FRI9T-CLASS HORSES AND BUGGIES TO HIRE ; ALSO, OMNIBUSSES FOR
PARTIES AND PICNICS. HORSES BOUGHT AND
SOLD AT ALL TIMES.
Stables Ne. 44 Market Sreet
wear of Old Black Herse Hetel.
PLUMBING AND
reilN 1.. AKNOLP.
DON'T FORGET YOUR
Winter Clothing Until the Meth Destroys Them.
JUST RECEIVED FRESH SUPPLY
OARBOLIZED PAPER.
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Nes. 11, 13, 15 EAST ORANGE STREET. LANCASTER, PA.
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OHN llAl-.U'S SONS.
JOHN BAER'S SONS,
NOS. 15 AND 17 NORTH QUEEN STREET.
Writing Papers, Envelopes,
Decorated Correspondence Stationery,
Bank-Nete Beeks, Pocket Beeks,
New Leather Hand-Bags.
By At the Sign of the Big Boek.
WOKKINOMBN'S WKAKA8PKC1ALTI
AT BKOUTOLD'S. Working Pants,
Over ills. Shirts, Stockings, Ganzc Underwear,
Handkerchiefs, Suspenilere, Cellar and Tics.
Hats at cost and below te close out. And
Notions generally.
HFNKY beohteld.
Ne. 52 NOR : II QUEEN ST.
Sign of the Big stocking,
sharp Sand anil Kye Straw ler sale.
leKMyd
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AVAM&ANll VARA UIGAliS ONLY 5c
the best ler the inenev la tne town, at
HABTMAN'S YELLOW FBONT CI9AK
ITOKS.
riambtng,
Reefing Tin,
rumps and Pipes,
Gas Fixtures,
Ceal Oil Fixtures,
Oil Steves,
Gas Steves.
LANCASTER, PA.
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Lancaster, Pa.
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" Mr. Isaacs," by S. Marlen Crawford.
" Dr. Claudius," by S. Marien Crawlerd.
"Through One AdmIni8tratien,"bv Burnett.
" But Yet a Weman." by Cardy.
Successful Men et Te-Jay."
And all the Latest Seasides and Magazines
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OP BITTKItS.
Something for Everybody,
Read, Mark and Inwardly Digest.
A8HBCRNUAU, Mass., Jan. 14, 1SS0.
I have been very sick ever two year3, and
was given upas past cuic. I .tried the most
skillfull physician, but the' did net reach the
worst part. My lungs and heart would till up
every night and distress me very bad. I told
my childreu I never should die in peace until
I hal tried Hep Hitters. 1 took tve bottles.
They helped me very much indeed, ltoek
two mere ; and am well. There were a let el
sick folks here who saw hew they cured me,
and they used them and are cured, and feel as
thankful as I de.
Mm. Julia G. Ceshine.
Battle Cheek, Midi., Jan. 31, 1SS1.
I have tried seven bottles of Hep Bitters,
whicli liave cured me et a severe chronic diffi
culty of the kidneys, called liriglit's disease
by the docierj. Kednev Pbarsen.
Waliieai, Kansas, Dec. 8, 1SSI.
1 write te inform you what great relief I get
from taking your Hep Hitters. 1 was suffer
ing with neuralgia, dyspepsia, nervous debil
ity and woman's troubles. A few bettlc3 have
entirely cured me, and I am thankful for se
geed a medicine.
Mrs. Mattib Cooper.
Cedar Bayou, Texas, Oct. 28, JSSi.
1 have been bitterly opposed te any medi
cine net prescribed by a physician et my
choice. My wife, fifty-six years old, had come
by degrees of disease, te a slew sun down, and
doctors failed te benefit her. I get a bottle of
Hep Bitters for her, which seen rclievcdhcr in
many ways. My kidneys were badly affected,
and took twenty doses and found much relief.
I Ment te Galveston for mere, but word came
back, none In the market, se great is the de
maud; but I cot some elsewhere. It has re
stored both et us te geed health, and we are
Inly grateful. leurs, .1. 1. Maqkt.
New Bloehpield, Miss., Jan. 2, 1SS0.
Uents : 1 have been 3utIeringferUielastlIve
years with a severe itching all ever. I have
used up four Mettles et your Hep Bitters, and
it has done mere geed than all the doctors and
medicines that they cenlil use en or with me
I a .. old and peer, but feel te bless you ler
such a relief from your medicine ami torment
et the doctors. 1 have had fifteen doctors at
me. One gave me seven ounce et solution et
arsenic; another took lour quarts of bleed
from me. All ihey could tell was that it was
skin sickness. New, alter these fiiir bottler
et your medicine, lam well, and my ikin is
well, clean and .smooth as ever.
Henrv IvRecae.
Milten, Del., Feb.. 10, 1830.
Being induced by a neighbor te try Hep Bit
ters, lam well pleased with itasa tonic med
icine, it having m much improved my feel
ings ami lieuulileil mysyslem, winch was very
much out olteiie, causing gica feebleness for
years'. Mas. J hmes Betts.
Kalamazoo, Mich., Feb. 2, li-80.
I knew II .p Hitters will bear recommenda
tion honestly. All who nse theni confer upon
thtin the highest encomiums, and give lliem
civdit ter in iking cures-all the proprietors
claim Mr them Iliav i kept them since they
wcre first ellnred te the public. They took
hlKh Kink from the lirst.and maintained it.
and are mere cilled ler than all ethers com-
blned. Se long as Ihey keep up their high
reputation ter purity and usetulness I fllall
continue te recommend them something I
nave never boferj done with any el her patent
mi'diclne. .I.J. Kabceck, M. 1)., & Druggist.
Kaheka, Me , Feb. '.), 1SS0.
lpnrclia-cd live bottles of your Hep Hitters
et Bishop &. Ce. last lall, ter my daughter who
had been sick for eight, years, and am well
pleased with the Bitters. They did her mere
geed than all thodeclors or mcllilne she has
taken, and luve made her perfectly well and
strong. wir. T. MeCluue.
(JKKr.wwicu, Feb. H, 1SS0.
Hep Bitter Ce.: Sirs-l was given up by the
doctors te die el .scrofula consumption. Twe
bottles el your Bitters cured me. They i-avert
my lite, and I am gr.itelul.
I.kBey BitKWER.
Greenwich, X. Y., Feb. 12, 1SSI.
Hep Bilters are the most valuable medicine
1 ever new. I should net have any mother
new but ler them. Henry Knait.
I.enk Jack, Me Sep'. II, 1S7!.
1 have dccii using Hep Bitters, and litve re
ceived great benefit from them ler liver and
kidney complaint and miliaria! lever They
are supeiinr te all ether medicines.
I. M. Barnes.
Clevelnd, O., Oct. 2S, 1S7!.
My better-half ii llnnlv impressed with the
idea that your Hep Bitters is the essential
thing temakeli.'e happy. II. I'erE,
Secretary l'lain Healer Ce.
SruiNeriitLD, III., Sept. 3, 1SS0.
Uents I have been taking your Hep Bitters
ami received great help from them. I will
give you my name as one et the cured tuller
ers. Veips, Mrs. Mary F. Starr.
Orenapa, Miss., Nev. 3, 187'.).
My daughter, new a young mother. Is using
your Hep i;il'er.s,and is greatly pleased with
the li'iielieiul effects en herself and child.
1 I). Moere, 1'ropileter A'eiw Couth.
Sanukrten, I'a., Nev. (1, 1S79.
Dear Sir I li.ive used four bottles et your
Hep Bilters, and they haV'i cured me. I had
diarrluea, dyspepsia, and chronic inflamma
tion et the bowels, and was giddy in the head
and nei veiis. Frek. Tiiunsiieeuer.
I'aULKINO, Ouie, Feb. 2, ISS0.
Gents Have used two bottles of Hep B liters
in my family, and think tliem the best medi
cine ever made. Gee. W. I'etter,
Banker.
Battle Creek, Mich., Jan. 31, 1S79.
CcntfcuHn Having bean atlllctcd for a
number ei years with indigestion and general
d( billty, by the advice et my doctor I used
Hep Bitters, and then allerdcd me almost in
stant relief. I am glad te lie able te lestity In
their behalf. Tues. G. Knox.
II Ol' KtTTKlCS FOR SALE AT H. B.
tX Cochran's Drug Stere, 137 and i:.0 North
Cneen street.
uKecmtuss.
T HUIUK'9.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
FIREWORKS,
Flasrs, and Cliinese Lanterns.
METEORIC BALLOONS,
COLORED 1'APER BALLOONS,
ANIMAL FIGURE BALLOONS,
JAPANESE DAY FIREWORKS
Make your selection in time; we will lay
tnem usiite ler you.
BUKSK'S,
Ne. 17 EAST KING STREET.
LANCASTER, PA.
43Telcphnne connection orders received
will hive prompt attention
IEATH KK.H VLKANEH.
I1 The only place in town where leathers
arecleancd, curled and dyed In a'l the latest
shades. Is at K. THOMAE'S.
20 North Queen street
Snort notice. Lewest prices. jeMmd
H
TOBACCO MARKET.
IN NEW XOUO. AND I.ANCASTKK.
Seed Leaf, Sumatra and Havana ler the
Week Ending Saturday, June S3,
10 A. M.
U. S. Tobacco Journal.
A veritable boom ! :82 Pennsylvania
has come te the front nobly, and once
mere is making our market resound with
the bum of business, and driving manu
facturers into tbe market in swarms. But,
" Ob, for the pity of it !" "Twas Pennsyl.
vania only and only that, which once mere
opened the almost rusted doers of the
market and created a buzz and excite
ment. Everything clse almost remained
idle and sleepy ; and the most strenuous
exertions of brokers could net induce even
a shadow of the prosperity that all of a
sudden fell ever the '82 1'eunsylvania. The
first days of the week opened with that
sluggishness which for se long a time has
characterized our market. Then suddenly
a prominent up town cigar manufacturing
firm descended upon 1,400 cases of '82
Pennsylvania. Tais was the signal rocket
for many a hesitating, meditating and cal
culating would be buyer, and in quick
succession sales of thousands of cases of
'82 Pennsylvania were reported from all
corners of the market.
In some cases the prices realized were
frankly exhibited te a reprcsentative of
this paper. They did net average ever
18 cents ; but in the largest transactions
an impenetrable secrecy was maintained
in regard te prices by both sellers and
buyers. Nevertheless it is reasonable te
assume that the selling 'figures vacillated
between lGc and 18c. The affect of these
transactions will ba felt throughout the
leaf markets of the United Slates When
buyers, manufacturers of the standing of
McCoy & Ce., Levy Bres., and Premcr &
Jacob, etc., invest at this tinie of the year
and in face of such an overwhelming sur
plus of leaf, in such telling quantities, the
particular kind, of tobacco is sure te bj bj
ceme the cantral attraction of the market.
Therefore further large transactions in
'82 Pennsylvania are very likely te take
place next week, though a rise in prices
is problematic?! for the present at least.
As we said before, most ether tobacco.
remain neglected. The demand is for cither
very fine or very common goods. Of com
men stock there is a supsrlluity ; of fine
stock there is net.
The void is filled by Sumatra. Were it
net for this fact, fine scsd leaf wrappers
would be weith oue dollar a pound. A
great deal tlopends upon the market quo
tations of Sumatra after July 1 next. If
importers will sell icaseuably, their stock
will meve freely anil keep down prices of
Que seed leaf. If ou the ether hand tliey
expect te harvest the additional duty right
off, fiue seed 3af is bound te oxpjrieiioe a
decided rise i.i prices.
The sales of the week wcre :
Pennsylvania crop "S2, 5,000 cvie, at 10
te 18 cents.
Crep '81, 200 cases, at 14c
Connecticut crop '8'2, 2.10 cases, low
wrappers, at 15c.
Ohie crop 82, 1500 cases, at ft te 7c.
Sumatra. An active business is re
ported. Sales 400 bales, mostly new goods,
at fiem SI te si.:i. Most et the toeacoo
arrived se far shows excellent, wetlriug
material.
Havana. Mirket mndcrately acMve.
Siles 000 bales. Pricas firm at 8a. te
$1.20.
The l'filladelpnia Marlcet.
l.e it.
Soed leaf The past woek, te handler;; of
cigar leaf, was fairly satisfactory. Tlie
'81 Connecticut and Pennsylvania shows
daily increasing sales, and new seems te
meet the views of manufacturers. It is
certainly true the het months of mi miner
will make the '81 leif vary desir.ible. The
'81 crop is moving much earlicr than usual
in running lets, while Connecticut sec jri.ls
are sold as se m as pl.ied en Lhe inir
kct. Sumatra finds buyers daily at a small
advance.
Havauna does net seam te have t'm life
it should, quality is here, while pnen
asked is very fair.
Receipts for lhe week : 073 c isas Cen -uecticut,
431 cases Pennsylvania, 51 cases
Ohie, 103 cases Wisconsin, 29 cases Yei k
state seed. 17 cases Littlu Dutch, 43 bales
Sumatra, 79 bales Havana and 317 hhds '
Virginia and Western leaf tobacco.
Sales have beeu : 298 cases Connecticut,
319 cases Pennsylvania, 30 casss Ohie, 108
cases Wisconsin, 12 cacs Yerk state seed,
10 cases Little Dutch, 29 bales Sumitr.i,
04 bales Havana, 47 hhds of Virginia an d
Western leaf in transit direct te niv.Mr.ie
turers.
Exported of !oaf tibacce : Te Liverp i;',
32,919 pounds ; te St. Themas, 719 de ;
total, 33,033 de.
Cans' Repert.
Sales of seed leaf tobacco ropertod by J.
S. Gans' Sen & Ce., tobacco brokers, Ne.
131 Water street, New Yerk, for the woek
ending June 25, 1S83 :
500 cases 1882 Pennsylvauia, 1 118 ;
500 cases 1S30-S1 Pennsylvania', 8(5)l4c. ;
500 cases 1882 New England, llj30j.;
100 cases 1882 Wisconsin 10a.; 200 cases
1882 Wisconsin, Havana 9J12 ; 150 cr.s
8nudries,-S5(rt)18. Total 7,150 cases
The Lecal Tebaccj Trad a.
Thore has been mere animation among
tobacco men during the past weak t h m at
any former time during the season. Tne
sales have been large, the prices are im
ported liberal, and the dealers are very
sanguine of a profitable year's business.
Of the crops of '80 and '81 the sales
reached between 300 and 400 cases ; bat
it was of the crop of '82 that the greatest
amount of sales were made. De Haven
sold a package of COO cases te a New Yerk
party ; Stener & Ce. sold 152 cases ;
Strickler, 100 cases ; Frank Bair 100
cases, and several ether dealers are re
ported te have sold lets ranging fiem
30 te 100 cases. Liberal offers have
been made for several of the largest
packings in this city, but the sales wcie
net consummated, the packers holding off
for better offers. The activity in the
home market and the immense sales of
1882 reported in New Yerk, are ovideacas
that the crop is held in high esteem by the
trade, and that it will go off " like het
cakes" when it has gene through its
sweating, been officially. sampled and pro pre
pared for the market.
Farmers for a week past have been com
plaining that the young plants are sutler
ing for want of rain. Frem the appearance
of the sky at this writing (Tuesday morn
ing they will probably have as much rain
as they want before this issue of the In
telligencer reaches them. We hear of
very few complaints thus far of damage te
the new crop by insects.
Nearly all the farmers have finished
their planting, and these who have net
will close up that part of the farm work
within a few days, While the acreage in
some localities has been considerably re
duced, in ethers it has been increased, and
the area of tobacco growing in Pennsylva
nia has been constantly enlarging. Tc Tc
bacce planting has erect far up the North
and West branches of the Susquehanna
and all its tributaries, and is finding favor
in the rich valleys in ether pirts of the
state. A disnateh from Washington. Pa..
one of the extreme western ceunties. of the
state, says that ' several persons in
Washington county are this year trying
the experiment of raising tobacco. Wm.
Smith, a prominent banker and dry goods
merchant, has several acres planted. J.
W. Braner has six acres, aud William
Wylie one acre."
ritOM JAIL TO WEALTH.
The Kemarkable Career or a Burglar. Law
yer and Speculator.
New Yerk Evening Telegram.
Wayne county, Pa., has a character who
casts Victer Huge's " Jean Valjean " into
the-shade, for, while ene reformed in
geed earnest, the Wayne county man
fluctuates between deeds of chivalry and
acts of baseness. His name is Geerge
Avery, and at present he is living in one
of the Western states. In 1870, when
Avery was only twenty-ene years old, he
was charged with the murder of Jehn'
Haynes, of Relands, Pike county. He
was arrested aud an officer detailed te
take him te Milferd. Evidence of the
murder was said te be se cenclnsive that
he could net possibly escape hanging.
On their way te Milferd, where the
county prison was located, the officer im
bibed freely of liquor and became help
lessly drunk. Avery ' secured the keys
which uulecked the handcuffs and shackles
by which he was bound and removed the
manacles, placing them in the bottom of
the wagon. He took the reins from the
stupidly dmuken officer's hands and drove
te the nearest hotel, where he arrived
with the officer in charge at a late hour.
He put the drunken mau te bed, reused
him the next merninr, get him in the
wagon, drove en te Mlford, when, after
he had put the officer in bed at the hotel,
he walked up te the jail and delivered
himself up te the keeper, telling him
about his experience with the constable.
He was confined till September this
was in June when he wrs tried for mur
der, and, in spite of overwhelming proof,
was acquitt 'd, te the surprise of every
body, the court nieit of all. The day he
was discharged from custody he was ar
rested, charged with burglary, convicted
and :nt te state piiseu for ayear and a
half, lie served the full term, reading law
during his confinement. Whoa he left
the Eahtrn penitentiary, at Philadelphia,
he returned home, ci jned a law office,
arrest-id several citizens who hail testified
against him when he was en trial for
burglary, charging them with perjury.
Failing te make out hi.-; case, he was sen
tenced te pay the costs. IIe had no money
se he went te jail again, whera he re
mained until h: ? friends could scrape up
enough money te get him out.
When, finally, he beeaiue a free man
again, he retuiiud te his old home at
Rowlands. Frem that time forward bur
glarics wcre numerous about there, but
never could evidence sufficient te convict
Avery be obtained. A year or se later he
went te Oil City, i'a., where he hung out
his sign as a lawyer. Clients were plenty
and fees large. Aviry was reaping a
golden harve.sr, when he was convicted of
forgery and sent te the Wcbern peniten
tiary for four je.us and eleven months.
While theie lie foil in love with ene of the
keeper's daughters, and she offered te
assist him te escape-, but he re fused te
leave until hi" time was out. At the end
of the term he went back te Rowlands,
seen afterward prefeisel leligien, began
preaching a little stviudl.-d a neighbor out
of S100, and was induced by the neighbor,
who cnfeiccd argument with a big shot
gun, te lefuud the meney.
Aveiy then lc 't for Luzurne county,
where he go!, iwle difficulty ami was sent
te the Eastci n penitential y for a short
term. Upen his lulrase he stele enough
money te tike him te the mining regions
of the West, where under an assumed
itanie he opened a law office and specula
ted in stocks. In 1833 he "stiuck it
rich," cleared $750,000, gave up stocks at
once, invested his money in government
bends, .sent Ter !iis liuaucec, the ptisen
keeper's daughter, who joined him in Chi
cige, where they weie married.
Avery is only thirty four years old. IIe
newr touched liquor, never g.imbled or
used tobacco, and c! linn te have been the
" victim of cii,cn,nst;i'ic.js." IIe writes te
fiieuds that he is leading an honest,
hpright life, and that when ha comes
Kint it will be as a Unite 1 States senate
from ene of the Western states.
A. I, He javl:i I'rcHeur.
Sir. M. I' Allisen, Hutchinson, K in : Saved
hlslite by uvi . p cTil.l I'eltle of Or. King's
New Discovery, ler ,'i. sumptien, which
caiiSL-d him te procure a large bottle, that
completely euicd him, when Doctors, change
et cuiuate and everything t-lse htM t.iilcTl.
Asthma, r.reuehlti-. ll'iarsencss, Sevcre
Ceuglw, and all Threat uiul l.ung disease, It
Is guaranteed te cure. Ttial IS0UI04 Ireeal
Cha-i. A. l.echers Urn; Stere. l.aresl.eJI.dO.
Anil er coleicl and invlsllilc Celluloid Kye-tilasi"-have
attained great popularity with
the I.-uliex. for sale Iiy all leading .lewrele s
and Opticians. jil-lwdeed
Causes AmoniMlinient.
"Ueinplct.'ly prostrated ler days with iudi
gestien aud Hlieus lever. The ellects et two
uet'te-i e llurUeel: liltteil Hittcri astonished
me : vi-ihle iinpreveiii-ii". right oil." Mr.
Neah K.itcH, Kiuiira, '. Y. for sale hy II. 15.
C'e'jhran. diiiggWt, 1.17 and i::'l North Queen
street.
ltiicklcn'ri Armcn M'.va.
Thegie.itest met leal nendcr of the world.
Warranted te speedily euie bunu, llruises,
CuU, Ulcer. Salt llheuni, fever sores. Can'
cits, riles. Ghillnains, Cern?, Tetter, Chapped
Hands and all skin eruptions. guaianteed te
cine in uveiy instance, or money rclitndeil.
i"i cents per box. for nale by Ulias. A. Lechcr.
ieiVlyeed&w
De Veu UoIibve It.
That in this town there are scores et persons
passing our store every djy whose lives are
made miserable by Indigestion, Dyspepsia,
Sour and distressed .Stomach, Liver com
plaint. Constipation, when for 7.1c. w e will sell
them Shiloh's Vltallzer, guaranteed te euro
-them. Sold by II. It. Cochran, druggist, Nes.
1 17 and 139 North Quern street. IeU7-eed-2
Will It Keally Cure ItlieumatUm ?
We answer, honor blight, it will curoilieu cureilieu
matlsiu, and the snveiet cases tee Dr Dr
Themas' JCclcelric Oil was .specially prepared
ler the lheumatic ami lame. Netice loiters
from the poeiile relative l its merit-, In near
ly everv paper in the country, for sale by
II. 11. Cochran, eruggisl, i::7 and i:j'J North
Queen street.
WAS,,
WAUTIJf
.ie and iCetatl Dealer In all kinds Ot
MJ'.IUEIt AND COAL.
si- fiua: He. ia) North Water and Prince
, .. . pve Lemen Lancaster. n3lyd
Vf ANtUtlS AND VXtAV.
1T New Yerk and Philadelphia Heio Ma
nure by the carload at reduced prices. All the
UKST UltADES Of COAL,
Until for family anil Steam purposes.
CEM ISN'T by lhe barrel. HAY ami STttAW
by the ten or bale.
Yard 315 Harrisburg Pike.
UKNBRAI. Offick '30 East Chestnut street.
Kauffman, Keller Ss Ce.
unrl-lyd
'(ML.
M. V. B. COHO
Kill
HVHTU WATER ST., Lancaster, ra..
'' i!Oi--:ale and lietall Dealers In
'-SMBER AND GOAL.
.-i.it-vilei. With the Telephonic Excbngt
Yard -and Ottlw Ne. 330 NORTH WATE
'TttKRT leb28-lvd
T
tUK I1KST and most COKPLBTE As
sertment et Euchre. Poker. Cassine and
ether ulaylng cards, at
IIAltTAlAN'S YELLOW FKONTCIGAB
STOKK,
CLOTUINU.
TTTANAMAKEB Sc UKOWN.
PRICES
at Oak Hall are positively the lowest. There is net a large
clothing house in the United States that can se well afford low
prices as Oak Hall. Our materials were bought late and very'
cheap. But regardless of that we consider only what is -the best
bargain for the customer and he gets it every time at Oak Hall.
WANAMAKER & BROWN,
Oak Hall,
S. E. Cerner Sixth and Market Streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
A C. YATKS & CO.
TALLY HO! FOR YATES'.
The rush continues. We have just inaikeil down another jug of Suit
lets, anil all splendid things at that. We mention a low :
Ne. G.D-O-MliN'S FINE 1MPOUTKD SCOTCH SUITS, SILK LINED JiiW ; new $.e;l.
Ne. 11.80 l-Jl EN'S f INK IMPORTED ENCL1SI1 CORKSCREW SUITS il.ttl ; new ai.OO.
Ne.i;,975-MEN'S FINE I5LUE CUOSS-U All SUITS 35.(0; new 2P.0O.
Ne.lf,732-MKNS FINE FANCY CASSIMEItE SACK SUl'IS '(; new 18.00.
YOUTHS' SUITS REDUCED IN SAME PROPORTION.
Hear in mind that our Clothing ranks First, in tint market and that
yen can get InwIc your money en all goeils that don't suit yen.
LEDGER
BUILDING
I
A. C. YATES & CO.
PHILADELPHIA.
MEDICAL.
A "VKK'S PILL.
A CLEAR HEAD.
"One year age I was induced te try Aybii'h
Pills as a remedy ler Indirection, count ipn ipn
tlen. and tleailache, from which 1 had long
been a great sufferer. Commencing with a
dose et live Pills, 1 found their action easy,
and obtained prompt relier. In continuing
their use, a single Pill taken niter dinner,
daily, has been all the medicine 1 have re
quired. Avku's Pills Inyo kept my system
regular and my head clear, and benetlted me
mere than all i he medicines ever before trted.
Every person similarly atllicted should knew
their value. M. V. Watsen."
for all diseases et thestennch ami bowels,
try Avica's Pills.
rREl'ARKD BY
llr. ,1. V. AVER & CO., Lewell, Mass.
Sold by all Druggists.
Junes )l-lyd& w-
pKKKY DAVIS'S IMiIN KILI.KK.
Caught a Bad Celd.
The SUMMER GOLDS ana Ceuglie
are quite as dangerous as
these or midwinter.
But they yield te the same treat
ment and ought te be taken
In time.
Fer all diseases of THROAT. NOS
TRILS, HEAD or BREATHING
APPARATUS
Perry Davis's Pain Killer.
Ia the SOVEREIGN Remedy.
ALL DRUGGISTS KEEP
PAIN KILLER.
jnnci-lyd&w
VTKVEK PAILS.
Samaritan
NERVINE,
The Great NERVE (ONQUEKOB.
A SPECIFIC FOR
EPILEP3Y, SPASMS, "53
CONVLSIONS, FALLING SICKNESS,
ST. VITUS DANCE, ALCOHOLISM,
OPIUM EATING, SYPHILLIS,
SCROFULA, KINGS EVIL,
UGLYBLOOD DISEASES, DYSPEPSIA
NERVOUSNESS, SICK HEADACHE,
RHEUMATISM, NERVOUS WEAK
NESS, NERVOUS PROSTRATION,
BRAIN WORRY, BLOOD SORES,
BILIOUSNESS, COSTIVENESS,
KIDNEY TROUBLES AND IRREGU
LARITIES. B3T$1.50per bottle at druggists."!
The Dr. S. A. Richmond, Med. Ce.. Prep's.
ST. JOSEPH, MO.
Correspondence Irccly answered by Physi
cians. C. II. CltlTTENTON, Agent, New Terlc.
allyeed&w
G KAY'S SflSUinO JBKOIUINlS. TUB
Great English Bemedy. An unfailing
cure ler lmpetcncy, and all Diseases that
lollew Ies3 et Memery, Universal Lassi
tude. Pain In the Hack, Dimness et
Vision, Premature Old Age, and many
ether diseases that lead te Insanity or Con
sumption and a Prematura Grave, roll par
ticulars In our pamplet, which we desire te
send tree by mall te every one. Tbe Specific
Medicine is huiu uy au uruggiaia ax, i per pack
age, or six packages ler ts, or will be sent tree
by mall en the receipt et the money, by .ad
dressing the agent, IL B. Cochran, 137 and 1X
North Queen street. On account et counter
feits, we have adopted the Yellow Wrapper;
the only genuine. Guarantees etcure Issued by
us. Fer sale In Lancaster by II. R. Cochran,
DruKglst, 137 ami 1S9 North Queen street.
TUKGKAY MKOICINK O..N. I.
aprlMYd
CHESTNUT
AND SIXTH
DICV UUODH.
OKASONAHK OOOIIS.
Watt, Shand & Ce.
Invite attention te SPECIAL KARUAINS In
SUMMER SILKS .
In Stripes, Checks and Plain Celers, in 4le.,
5()c.. 5Sc., v,iytc and 75e. a yard.
NUN'S VEILINGS,
AUUTROSS CLOTHS.
LACK HUNTINGS,
Inelegant Shades at Lew Prices,
assortment et
A choice
1NIHA Ll.NKNS, VICTORIA LAWNS,
CAAIIIUICS AND NAINMlOHFi
At Popular Price COSIIUNATIOV DI&KS.-i
(JtNdllAMS, In new Style and Colorings.
Extraordinary Bargains in Kid01eve3.
KlNK':-ISUTTON KII OLOVKS, ilc. a pair.
:;-i:UTieN kid clevbs, We.apalr.
LISLE TllltKAIi GLOVK-l,12Xe.,17c.,a)c.and
i"ic. a pair.
We ellur an immense line or
PAIIANOLN AND SUNSHADES
AT LOWKST Cll'Y PIUOKS.
NEW YORK STORE,
Ne. 8 and lO EAST KING STREET.
-Sleri) will be closed at R . m. during
.Inly and August, S tturdays excepted.
N
JKXP DOIIK TO THKCUUK1' UUVST.
FAHNESTOCK'S.
Choice Lets of Seasonable
DRY
GOODS
In Kvery Oepartment,
AT LOW PRICES.
AT
FAHNESTOCK'S.
Slimmer Shawls,
Summer Milks,
Summer Dress Heeds,
Sammer Underwear.
Full Stock, " Lew Prices.
SUMMER HOSIERS,
In Qh mftie-i ter LADIKS' OKNl'H and CHIL
DICKS, from low te high ce-,t, a 1 at our usual
LOW PKICKS.'
NOVELTIK3.IN
WHITE GOODS
POi: I.AD1KV SII.TS, FROM
PKU YABD.
lOe. TO B9e.
E. E. EaJinesteck,
LANCASTER, PA.
Ni!'XT DOOR TO COURT HOUSE
OCIIKK'S UVKS.
A 5c. Package
LOCKER'S !DYE'
WILL COI.ull MOUE GOODS THAN AWT
UiilKUDYK IN THKMAKKKT.
Fer sale by
CHAS. A L0CHER,
MO. ;Q iBAST KINGSTHIWr,
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