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LANCASTER, PA. THURSDAY. JULY lL', 183.
Price Twe Cents.
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LIMN ft BllENKMAN.
TO PROPERTY OWNERS AND PAINTERS.
As a business transaction would you be willing te pay one dellai ler an artiste you could
purchase for ninety cents ? We aie Uie agenls ler Lancaster and vicinity ler
Wadswertli, Martinez & Longman's Pare Prepared Paints.
And we claim that tlicy arc the beat and cheape-t paints in Amcrlc. And wc don't make
tlilf assertion and leave it unsupported. Paint one-half el nny surlace or one-hall el any
building I. li this p.iulunil the ether half with s'rictly pure White Lead and Linseed Oil, or
any e.hcr rnixe I paints In this country, and 11 the par, painted with this paint does net cost
ten per cent. 1 ss than ler paint used, we will make no charge ler our paint. And further,
any buHdlng that lias been painted with this paint that a net satisfactory te the owner, and
net remaining tofer a proper term of years, w- 11! repaint at our own expense with White
Lead and Linseed Oil or any ether paint he may s-elect. As many et the prepared paints are
adulterated with benzine and water we make this Hbei al eiler. We will pay one thousand
dollars for any benzine or water leund in any eilglnul package of WADSWOttTII, MARTI
NEZ & LONGMAN'S PUKE I'KEPAUED PAINTS.
FLINN & BKENEMAN,
Ne. 152 NORTH QUEEN STREET, LANCASTER, PA
DRY
lEOIWJK
KAHNKSTOUK,
GEORGE FAHNESTOCK,
( BAIR'S OLD STAND. )
NO. 14 EAST KING STPEET.
Ladies' Jerseys, .
Misses' Jerseys,
Children's Jerseys,
IN ALL COLOUS-Mnroeu, Cardinal, Electric, Navy Blue, Brown, Black and Myrtle. Perfect
Fitting in all Sizes. An Elegant Assortment et these Goods,
Frem $2.50 Up.
ALSO. JKltSKV CLOTH BY TI1K TAUD, IN ALL COLORS. LADIES' CASHMERE AND
hllfcTLAND bllAWLS IN UREAT VARIETY AT LOWE&T PHICES.
G-EOKGE FAHNESTOCK,
NO- 14 EAST KING STREET, LANCASTER, PA.
I.IVEBY
TTODOUTIM'S.
HOUGHTON'S
New Livery and Sale ' Stables.
FRIST-CLASS L70RSES AND BUGGIES TO HIRE ; ALSO, OMNIBUSSES FOR
PARTIES AND PICNICS. HORSES BOUGHT AND
SOLD AT ALL TIMES.
Stables Ne. 44 Market Sreet
ear of Old Black Herse Hetel.
lL.VaiBINO AJfU
lOlla L.. A UN OLD.
DON'T FORGET YOUR
Winter Clothing Until the Meth Destroys Them.
JUST RECEIVED FRESH SUPPLY
CARBOLIZED PAPER.
IOHN L. ARNOLD,
Nes. 11, 13, 15 EAST ORANGE STREET, LANCASTER, PA.
BOOKS AS1
JUH
IIAU-K'S hONS.
JOHN BAER'S SONS,
NOS. 15 AND 17 NORTH QUEEN STREET.
Writing Papers, Envelopes,
Decorated Correspondence Stationery,
Bank-Nete Beeks, Pocket Beeks,
Hew Leather Hand -Bags
HgrAt'tlie Sign of the Big Boek.
TIM WAKE, AC.
JOHN V. SWIAU51.
GREAT BARGAINS.
JUfaT RECEIVED ANOTHER
LOT OF
LARGE
CHANDELIERS
AND-
GAS FIXTURES,
GLOBES,
COAL OIL LAMPS,
Plumbing and Gaslltting Reefing
and Spouting.
AT
JOHN P. SCHAUJTS,
NO. 24 SOUTH QUEEN STBEET,
tel27-lyd LANCASTER. PA.
JUVSICAJC.,
w
ILCOX Sc WU1TB
THE
WILCOX & WHITE
Parler Organ Warerooms,
NO 152 EAST KING STBEET,
H. H. LUOKENBAOH, Agent.
A Full Assortmentet the various styles con
stantly en nana and ler sale en the most lib
eral terms ler Cash or Small Monthly In
stallments. The public Is most cordially Invited te call
and examine these instruments, which will be"
teund te be very 8-.porier In Quality and
Moderate in Price.
Having tevered my connections with the
Estcy Organ Company, 1 take this method te
inform my triends In Lancaster county, I am
new sclilne an Organ equal te any and sur
passed by none. Plcase call and examine one
el the most beautltul-iened Organs uianu uianu
taelured in the United States.
M r. Luckenbacli Is also agent ler the famous
"Knabe," MePhail, Vese & Eons,
Grevenatein & Fuller,
Hallet & Davis,
And several ether Desirable Pianofortes, at
prices from $225 upwards..
febl7-tid
tiOOOB.
STABLE.
UAH FITTING.
HTATIOSFBY.
UL.Ae.H ASD QVEENSn ABE.
H
1UM Ja aiAICTIJI.
at-b
CHINA HALL
A LARGE LOT OF
Table Glassware,
Fruit Jars,
Jelly Tumblers,
JELLY CUPS, JELLY CUPS,
-AT
High & Martin's,
15 EAST KING STREET,
LANCASTKK. PA.
cmOCEJCIES.
A T KURSK'd.
PICNIC SUPPLIES.
CORNED 11EEF, PQTTED MEATS, vlr.:
Ham, Beef, Turkey, Chicken, &c.
Lunch Tenfruc, Hams, Dried Beel (chipped),
Sardines in oil and mustard.
Fresh Lebster, Fresh Salmen. Fresh Mack
oral impound cans, soured Mackeral ia 2
pound cans.
Schrlmps, Olives and Pickets in small bot
tles. Cress & Blackwell's Pickles. Lea A Per
rin'B Worcestershire Sauce.
Jellies, Marmalades, Fine Locust and Clever
Heney. w
CHOICE CREAM CHEESE.
PINEAPPLE AND EDOM CHEESE.
WOODEN PICNIC PLATES
AT BUKSK'S,
Ne. 17 EAST KING STREET.
LANCASTER, PA.
TUMT ruBGKT THE TWO HHAIX HA
JL y5. cigars rr Be., genuine article, at
HAKTM
'S YELLOW FBONT CIQAK
exuac,
MKUICAJL
T KCULLGL'flUS
OF
FACTS
CONCERNING
ti r n.
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III rljrillr.
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Every liule impurity in the air annear-s with
some dtlif ate coiibiiiuiiens te b ab-erbwi. ir . cna,r Dy "eiegaies uavis auu w iiey. tie
affect the fieaiiu. I can ivcei!ect wheie a del- , read his speech, which outlined the plat
icate child, -nmc three years iig , ws taken , form While the convention wared for
uuiuaiAWLiauu ii, 11 a. jjiui liui uvui UIIB
hundred leet long, across a imrsli caused hy i
the ebb and flew tit the t'.les, evei grown by!
ihick wceus. i no niisi ea.y unjemi'i ua'l cuius
an t rcver, although It w.h nvur Ust ire se
enectea. Att;r taking the pteper remedy,
hiiis' Lir Eeplft,
It was entirely rottero I te health anil con- J
tinucdsoier ever twelve meuitw, when the ,
satne trip na-t uain taken, the buuie inarsh
cre-sed ever, and the same way as before tins j
child was taken with chills ami lever, though I
net having had any ler eve u year, and has i
never hart one since, fully demonstrating huw
trifling the cause, nd hew iiizl liens ieul atr is
te penetiate the system. !
A DAMP CELLAR,
A CONFINED CLOSET,
A BADLY VENTILATED UOOM.
A LITTLE DECAYED MATl'Elt
Oli BAD WATER WILL l'lSODUUE
MALAK1A.
This Poieenous tterni can be DKSTKOVED
(fei we knevr vliat w way), by at intutvald
uxjiesingiii SUsPELTED PLACES.
Darby's Prepliylactic Fluiil.
Sclentillc men have iu vain looked ler a
mera effectual Destroyer of Contagion or In
lectien, th'tn Chletlux, and when the talent of
Plot. Darby, professor et chemistry in WI1 -lams
College, dtsceveicdthl'j combination and
was enabled te pieducu lhls ozenized Chlo
rine tint most cttuctu il. searching and pene
trating malarial nuttiletu was secured ler
CHOLIillA, SCAULET PKVEIt,
SUALL POX, YELLOW FEVhi'.
Tliis very b aulitul royal purple coleicd
flu d lias never been kue-vn te be excelled.
Thousands et bottles et It sue sold, feri is a
household rimedy th.it does net confine itself
le being merely a disinfectant, biU. for tne
bath is delightful, ler burns unequa'cd.
IN DIPUTHEE1A, a blessing without piiee
TO PItEVENT SICKNESS,
te cuiifc- sici:nesc.
TO EltADICATE MALARIA.
TO CLEANSE THE SYSTEM.
TO PUKIFY THE AIR.
Darby's Prophylactic Fluid
13 mere llioreuj
known remedy.
h and effectual t.i i any
Prepaietiby J. 11. ZEILIN U CO.. Mannt.
Cheu.l?ts, Phila feiphia.
Fer sale by IruggiBls. 50 cents jv r bottle.
Pint bottles, il.OJ. ' Janll-lyeed&w
T
lift: CKL.KItl,TKlJ
ct
KIDNSY-WORT
THK SPECIFIC toil KIDNEY DISEASES,
L1VEU TKOU15LES. CONSTIPATION,
PILE?, KEHALK WEAKNESS
ASD lUIh,U.UATJSM.
PUX3IUIAA3 KMIXMCtild UKAK11I.V.
" I liave found KSilnoy-Werl te work like a
charm, doing all that is' claimed for it. After
using it several yuivs. In mv puictice, I, a
legular pbyaieljn,' cm endorse if heartily.
It has dine better than any remtdy 1 ever
used." It. K. Clark, M. D., tentli lleie. VI
UANISKKOUS K1UM.V Ulfel'iAK.
"A stroke et paralysis prostrated me, aKe
dangerously dieasing inv kidneys. The loc lec loc
ters tailed but Kidney-Wert cured -inc." K.
Sladc, 18 Blackstenn St , ISoSten, Mas.
Mv kidney trouble hid looted ler S years.
I often passed bleed. Kidney Wei t cured me."
Michael Cote, Montgomery Centre, Vt.
EIDNKX JJISKAU AND !UI I.U.U Al Ja.H.
' Twe el my triends had my trouble." says
Mr. Eldridge Maleeiu, et W. si Bath, Me. "1
was given up te die, by my physician and
friends We all had k dney disease and rheu
matism. Mine w-set 30 years st milini' Kid
ney Wert has entirely cured all three efu.i "
" I had kleney troubles for many yean.
Kidnev-Wert cured vie.'' J. M. Dews, et Die
bold, Sale Ce., as Canal St., New Orleans.
CURED AtTKB SO YJSAKM.
I devoutly thank Ged that 1 leund out the
the virtues of Kidnev-Wert," writes C. I'.
Brown, et West pert, N.Y. "It has cured mc
el a20yeais casoei terrible kidney disease."
KIDNEYS, L1TEK AND CONSTIPATION.
"The most sallsiactery results," wiitts
Jas. K. Ueed, et Ne. Aeien, Me., "in cases el
kiilucv and 11 cr troubles and constipation,
have followed from the use el KMney-Weit by
membeis of my lamily."
Kidney Troubles and Rheumatism.
" My attending physician gave me up. I had
rheuinal sin ami Kidney troubles fei &) yuan;.
Many oclersand numberless lemedles old me
norfeoii. -My friends, tee, thought mv death
was certain. Kidney-Wert lias cntinli cured
mc," se wilted Elbudge Malcolm, Weal liath,
Me.
L.1VEK DISORDER.
" Please tell my bro. soldiers, and the pub
lic, tee," appeals J. :. Power, et Tienten, III.,
tbreueh the bt. Leuis Olebe-Dcm. and Jlemc
and Fireside, "that Kidney-Wiut curetl my
liver disorders, which I'd had ler 'JO yens."
li-J-'Si
RUEUiUATtS't.
"I have tried a great number," truly re
marks Mr. W. N. Giese, el Scr.fiten. Pa , un
der date of Dec.12, '8J. "iiut tueie is no oilier
remedy like Kldney-Weit, Utrcuriny liieuina
tism and diseased kidneys."
INFLAMMATION OF ItLAUDKK.
" Chronic inflammation of the bladder, two
years' duration, was my wile's complaint,"
writes Docter C. M. Summerlin. et sun mil,
Ua. "Her mine often contained mucus, pus,
and was sometimes bloody. Physicians, jne jne
scriptiens my own included and domestic
remedies only palliaU! her pains. Kidney Kidney
Wert, however, has entirely curtdjicr,"
INTERNAL F1L1U9.
" 1 had internal piles ler several years," said
.1. B. Meyer, et Myersiewn, Pa. "Nothing
helped me except Kidney-Wert. cured mc."
LAD1KV TKUDUlKS.
Ilcspcct the confidence reposed in you by
ladles. "It has helped mt in Intricate dis
eases." writes Mrs. Annie Keckbald, el Jar
retvil'e. Mil. This lady wrote us about Kidney-eort
'a curative effects. '
RnEUJlATlS.lI.
'Nothing else would," tersely says Justice
J . G. Jewell, et Woodbury, Vt., " but Kidney Kidney
Wert did cure my three years' llieumatlsui."
DYSFEFJla.
Our correspondent, Mr. Jesiah Kenny, et
Landisburg. Pa , says : " Ki mey-Weit. cured
my dyspepsia. 1 had it lu its werjt form
tee."
A WlLLlNU OATH.
" i will swear by Kidney-Wert all the time,"
writes Mr. J. it. Kauffuian, Lancaster, Pa.
( Al. its patrc.s de the same, Mr. K.)'
DEL1UATE COMPLAINrS.
Anether lady. Mrs. J. I!. Ol irk, Amltce City,
La., writes: "Kidncy-Weit has cwreii me el
habitual constipation, pain In the side, as well
us some ether delicate complaints."
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IKAX'8 MJra'uilttU BtKUlUINE. TttH
J Great English Remedy. An unlailing
care ter impotency, and all Diseases thai
iollew less et Memery, Universal Lassi
tude, Pain In the Back, Dimness of
Vision, Premature Old Age, and many
ether diseases that lead te Insanity or Con
sumption and a Premature Grave Full par
ticulars in our pamplet, which we desire te
send tree by mail te every one. The Specific
Medicine Is sold by all druggists at flper pack
age, or six packages for $5, or will be sent free
by mall en the receipt el the money, by ad
dressing the agent, U. B. Cochran, 137 -and 139
North Q,upcii street. On account oL'coUntcr eL'coUntcr oL'ceUntcr
leits, we have adopted the Yellow Wrapper .
the only genuine. Guarantees eleure Issued by
us. Fer sale In Lancaster by 11. B, Ooeuiun,
Druggist, 137 anil 139 North Queen street.
THE GRAY MEDICINE O.. . X.
aprl3.1vrtw
YELLOW FRONT CIGAR STORE, 81
ertn Queen street. Headquarters ler
tnelbest 6c cigar In the city, at
HABTMAN'S.
NILES AND LIVSEI.
THE KKPUULICAN STATE CONVENTION
i Nominated Alter Warm CentcsM A Victory
j ler Magee wver Uuay Mew the
i Ileeses Were for 1'arty
! Unity.
I Iu tbe Republican state convection Wed
ucsday afternoon immediately upon reas
, tembliDg the report from the committee
1 ou permanent organization was received.
It made Jehn Cessna, of Bedford, presi
' dent, continued the temporary secretaries
an(j provided for the u-tial filty vice pres-
idents. Cessna was conducted te the
... ,.. . j t.. ..
the committees en resolutions, thire
were calls for Cooper repeated and carried
around the bouse. Cooper was sitting ou
the front of the platform, but he did uet
respond. It was theu decided that caudi
dates should be presented for nomination.
Sam Lesch, who was championing the
c.iube of Passniore ou the lloer of the con
ventieu, moved that the nominations for
btate tica&uier be liist made. Tedd, of
Cumberland, proposed an amendment te
nominate liibt an candidate for auditor
geueral.
This led ie a c insiderable debate, which
was iuienupted by a motion of Chuke, of
Philadelphia, that the vete by which it
was decided te go ou with the nominations
be lcceusidered. This was carried after
some confusion, duriugiwhich Cooper was
again called for. Breeding, of Philadel
phia, who had a ficat at the secretary's
desk, moved that Senater Cooper beAsked
te address the cotivcuHen. Tedd Bould
net i.ee what was te be t gained by a vague
ami iudeiluiie speech f'rpm SSuuater Coop
er. This brought ruewed calls for
Cooper. The invitation te Cooper was
dually extended by a unanimous vote of
the convention, but' Coepar himself
couldn't see why he beuld be expected te.
taik at this lime. ... ;i Lmsiuess-Iike way
he .suggested that tlie convention, while
waitiug ter the lesuluUeus committce,
should makd tij) thuhtate committee. This
su'iirehtinij was adopted by the convention
and t'omethiug like half an hour was con
humtd in getting the state committee
arranged. V1ipu this had been done thcre
was auether skhrnish ever the precedence
iu the nomination, but the matter was
again postponed uutd the resolutions
should be bi ought in.
The resolutions were net ready and tbe
bahd filial in the interval, while a large
number el the dolegates sought the
neighboring baer saloons. It was half
past four before the committee en resolu
tions c.iiue in. Harry White read the ro re
pc.it very distinctly, bat without notice
able ecthiuiasrii,
The fansa -"-l iiued-Aen '.l 1 1 prceedonce
of nomi'-.atie'-"'aj;;'.iii cmie up. Is was
proposed te bailee lirst,fer euiiiOT gbneral
but Quay wanted it iMueudcd te ballet
3iut ler Mtate treasurer. Thore was a light
ever this ia the resolutions committee,
but it was th-'re lefened totheceuventtou.
In (iioditiCUMeu Quay tee!: a premiuent
ptutaudwas ansfaiued by Dr. D.ivis of
L'tu-.'a&tcr. Oiaybil?, of Lancaster, aud
Ceucial Tjild, of Cumberland, were-opposed
te Quay. The call of the state eom eem eom
inittee fcr tbu convention which named,
the auditor geueral filst, was brought in
te sutitain t e Oj'pi'bitieu te Quay. The
result was that Quay was successful by a
vete of 127 eas 10 112 nays. This was a
distinct and impei taut victery.iii Quay's
light for P.wsinere. It was oppes id enielly
by tbe tuiuicieu uisu in! generally by
the friends e! ether candidate:, for the
treasureivhip. T!ie result of the vote
made it necessary that candidates for
treasurer should first be uemimted
The candidates for btate tieasurer being
uamed a ballet lcsnlted as fellows :
Bunnell 27 '-'i 1M 'J7 : 0
hmiley Ki 11 IU 0 u
Melioae 'Jt l.i It Hi 7 ('
Hill !l 8 i; 7 ii e
Ely 8 7 H r, 0 0
Passuiore 7J 77 7J IS 71 2i
Hullugs i'rf 2'. 'ill il 2 7.J
Kge is :;u ;ii 27 sm 5
Llsuy j. :u 1 17 '. &"i HO
Irvin L. i! 0 0 u 0 u
The convention then' took a iccess until
9 o'clock, wheu the nominations for audi
tor general were made' and the balloting
resulted as fellows :
Nilea .. 72 79 9 115 157
tiritnesen ;. 70 7S ?S 9t M
Vandcrslleu .. f.S S7 M 17 0
POttS 29 2S 2S 2 0
THE X'LATFOIWI.
Demanding Protection sad tlie
et the Tratte Dellar Reform
Iteilcin(itlen
Premised.
The cemmittee ou resolutions reported
the following platform, which was unani
mously adopted :
The Republic ui party of Pennsylvania
makes declaration of its priucples as fol
lowing :
First. We unqualifiedly appreve and
demand the continuance of that system' of.
protection te home industry which has
proved itself te be the basis of national
iudependeuen, the iueeutive te industrial
skill aud development and the guarantee
et a just aud adequate scale of wages for
labor, and we denounce all atteuipts te
reduce the rates of the tariff below the
level which will accomplish these ob
jects. Second. Thai any surplus in the public
treasury aiisiug fiem a redundant reve
nue should, after paying the national debt
as fabt as its condition permit, be distri
buted from time te time te the several
states, upon the basis of population, te
reliove them from the burdens of local
taxation aud provide meaus for the educa
tion of their people.
Third. That as the depreciation trade
dollar is largely in the hands of our labor
ing peeple and is a disturbing element iu
the busiuess of the country, we declare it
te be the duty of Congress te adept such
legislation as will insure its full redemp
tien and conversion into ether coin for
circulation.
Fourth. That we pretest against the
practice of foreign government in aiding
or enforcing the emigration of their
pauper and criminal clashes te this
country and we call upon the geueral
government te take proper steps te pre
vent the same.
Fifth. The , Republicans t: Peuusyl
vainia most heartily indorse the wifie aud
conservative administration of President
Arthur and believe that his administrative
policy has, under the circumstances, done
much te secure tbe present happy and
prosperous condition of the country, aud
thus we recognize iu him a faithful and
worthy successor te our lamented martyr
president, James A. Garfield.
Sixth. We heartily approve of the pro pre
vision made by the Republicans in Congress
for giving the patriotic soldiers of the late
war a preference according te qualifica
tions for positions under the government.
The soldiers aud sailors, their widows and
orphans, have a first claim en the care,
protection and gratitude of the American
people.
Seventh. We commend every effort te
inaugurate thorough and correct civil
service reform in all the departments of the
national and state administrations.
Eighth: We require that all offices be
stowed within the party shall be upon the
sole basis of fitness ; that competent and
faithful officers shall net be removed ex
cept for cause, and that tbe ascertained
popular will shall be faithfully carried out
by these holding office by the favor of the
party.
Ninth. That the Republican party is
unequivocally committed te an economical
administration of the affairs of the com
monwealth ; the abolition of all taxes net
required for the necessities of the state
government ; that all laws te prevent
fraud and waste should be rigidly enforced
and faithful care given te the multifarious
interests entrusted te the executive de
partments of the government.
Tenth. That the Republican party of
Pennsylvania hereby pledges itself te se
cure the passage of such legislation as will
tend te the reform of the government Of
the state and its municipalities, and mere
particularly pledges itself te previde for
cities such reform charters as will correct
existing abuses aud promote geed and
economical government.
Eleventh. That the Democratic party
in the Legislature of Pennsylvania ia re
sponsible for retarding the legitimate and
necessary business, of 'the Legislature,
causing the calling of an extra session at
an expense of mere than $200,000 and pre
venting a fair and just apportionment of
the state and congressional, legislative and
judicial districts, and we hereby heartily
commend tha action of the Republican
Senate ou these measures.
WnuiiEAS, It is the sense of the cenven
tien that the freest and fullest expression
of Republican sentiments should be en
ceuraged and sought in the primary meet
ings, which are the fountain of party
action and source of popular rule, and that
this object will be promoted by holding
the primaries for the election of delegates
te state conventions througeut the state
as far as practicable en eeme convenient
day net remote from the convention ;
thorefero,
Resolved, That the state committee be
instructed te inquire into the expediency
for fixing a uuiferm day throughout the
state for the holding of primaries for the
election of delegates te the state ceuven
tiens.
TUK UANIUUAIK9.
A Uriel SKolcUertlie nominees et the Cot,
volition.
Jereme 11". Nilcs the nominee for audi
tor general, was born in Tiega county
September 23, 1831 He was educated in
the common schools and at the Union
academy. lie studrel law with Hen.
Henry Sherwood, being admitted te the
Wellsboro bar in 1801. lie at ence took
an active part in politics as a Republican
and was elected district attorney in 1802.
He served as Message Clark of the Heuse
of Representatives during the session of
1802 and 1804 Upen the expiration of
his term as district attorney, in 1803, he
was again re-elected. He was a member
of the II uise of RspresimtativeH during
the sessions of 1SG9 aud 1870 and eleated
a u:ernber of the constitutional conven
tion of 1S72 3. He was again elected te the
Heuse of Rarrcsentatives in 1S80 and re
elected in 1832. Duiing the famous Grow Grew
Oliver scuaterial contest he acted with
the fifty-six Grew men who refused te
enter the caucus aud contributed largely
te the final selection of Jehn I. Mitchell as
United States senator.
William Livsey is a resident of Al
legheny county and has been traiued in
clerical pursuits. He was a clerk in
the assessor's office under Magee's domina
tion in local politics and was put into tbe
office of state treasurer by his influence.
Subsequently he went back te a clerkship
iu the controller's office from which, upon
the dath of Capt. Nutt, he was again
called te the utate tioasurer iu which he is
new cashier. He was born in England,
aud is about fifty-two years of age. He
served in the commissary department of
the English army during the Crimean war,
and was present at tbe siege of Sabastopel.
Uucklen's Aruic Hdlve.
The gloated medical wonder of the world.
Warranted te speedily cuie burns, Uruises,
Cuts, Ulcer.-!, Salt itheuiu. Fever sere. Can
cels. Piles, Chile alns, Cern?, Tetter, Chapped
(audi and ail skin c uptlens. guaranteed te
cuie in eveiy instance, or money refunded.
sb ecu's per box. Eer sale by Chas. A. Lecher.
io25-tyced&w
Put Upen His Feat.
"Set up in lied and coughed till the clothing
was wet with pordplratien. My wife insisted
that. I u-.e Tiemn?' Kclcclric Cil. The first
teaspoon! ul relieved me, and two bottles have
cared me. 1 can honestly recommend It." E.
II. Perkins, Creek Centre, N. Y. Eer sale by
II. B. Cochran, druggist, 137 and 139 North
Queen street-
De Yeu ttelieve It.
That In this town thore are scores of persons
passing our stoic every day whose lives are
made miserable by Indigestion, Dyspepsia,
Sour ami distressed Stomach, Liver Com
plaint, Constipation, when for 75c. we will sell
iliem Shlleh's Vitallzer, guaranteed te cure
them, sold by II. i:. Cochran, druggist, Nes.
147 and 139 North Queen street. Ieb7-ceu2
" Uenie Sweet Heme."
This song is very goeJ In its way. but is
ttierc any sickness iu the household? If se,
home cannot be always pleasant. We take
eseec'iit pleasure in recommending Burdock
Bleed Bitters, a bona Jide and certain cure for
dyspepsia, ami all diseaies of the liver and
kidney. Eur sale by II. B. Cochran, druggist,
137 and 13 North Queen street.
A Wtttn Awake Druggist
Mr. Chas. W. Lecher is always wide awake
in his business, and snares no pains te secure
the best el every article in his line. He has
secured the agency fe- the celebrated Dr.
King's New Discovery fei: .Consumption. The
only certain euro known ler Consumption,
Coughs, Colds, lleirseness. Asthma, Hay
Fever, Bronchitis, or any affection el the
Threat and Lungs. Keld en positive guaran
tee. Will slve you a Trial Bettle Ereo. Kcgu
lar size, fl.CO.
UATJ AlfO VAFS.
8UULTZ'S SWNH.
A Werd About Straw Hats.
The Straw Hats that we new
have en hand we don't intend
te carry ever, therefore we are
selling them very low. We
are determined te sret rid of
them one way or the ether. We
might possibly have room te
store them away, but we prefer
offering a new and fresh stock
every season, thereby giving
our customers the latest styles.
We believe we are the only
house that is doing this. We
have a few of Tayler's Macki
naws left. Remember they
must all go.
The members of the Lancas
ter Maennercher will receive
our thanks if they will drop in
while passing our store and
leave the size for their hats te be
worn during the Saengerfest in
August.
SHULTZ'S SONS,
(Gundaker's Old StanC,)
144 North Queen $t.t Lancaster, Pa.
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MEUIVAIa.
H
ALL'S
VEGETABLE SICILIAN
Hair Renewer.
The Uet la the Cheapest.
Economy ft Certainty or Geed
Besnlts.'H
Safety !
These qualities are et prime importance in
the selection et a preparation ler the hair. De
net experiment with new remedies which may
de harm rather than geed ; but pretit lv the
experienced ethers. Buy and use wlthpor wlthper
tect confidence an article which everybody
knows te be geed. Hall's Hair Kknewer will
net disappoint you.
rimrARKD by
R. 1. 11 ALL & CO., NASHUA, X. II.
Sold by all Druggists.
j ul j 9 151yd 4ir,
EKKV DAVIS'S fAIJS KlLLEK.
SUIIER
Imprudences
ARE SURE TO BRING
ON SUMMER DISEASES.
INDIGESTION,
DIARRHffiA,
DYSENTERY,
COLIC,
CRAMPS,
BOWEL COMPLAITS,
FEVERS, &c, &c.
BUT'
Perry Davis's Pain Killer.
Drives Them Away.
DkiVes Tiikm Away.
Diiivls Tiu:m Away.
D0N-T BE WITHOUT PAIN KILLER,
BUY OF ANY DRUGGIST.
julyl-lydAw
OABIAKITAN NKKVlftE.
The only known specific for Epileptic Fits.
SAlse ler Spasms and Falling bickiicss.
.Nervous Weakness it instantly relieves and
cure.4. C.canses bleed and uickcin sluggish
ciiculuileu. Neutralizes germs et disease and
saves sickn as. Cures ugly blotches and stub-
A SKEPTIC SAID
born bleed sores. i:iiminulC3luil3,Ctuhuuclcs
and tiealds. 49lurniaiiently and piemptly
cures paralysis. Yes. it is a charming and
healthful Aperient. Kills Scrofula anil Kings
Kvll. twin brethera. Changes bad breath te
geed, removing the caue. Knuta bilious ten-
SAMARITAN NERYINE
deucicsand makes clear completion. Equalled
by none lu the elirium of fever. A el uriulnt;
reselvent anil a matchless laxative. It drives
Sick ilPiulache like the wind. 43Ciinlains no
diustrlc cathartic or opiates, ltellevi-s the
brain or morbid fancies. 1'ieniplly euies
Kheumutlsin by routing it. UeslercH life giv
ing properties le the bleed. Is guaranteed te
cuie all nervous disorder, S"U'liable when
all opiates fail. Uelreshi'S the mind and In
vlgerates the body. Cures dyapepaiaer money
refunded.
NEVER FAILS.
Diseases or the bleed own it a conqueror.
Endorsed Iu writing by ever litty thousand
leading citizens, clergymen aud physicians In
U.S nnd Europe.
3Fer sale by all leading itruggNts. $1.50.
The Dr. & A. llicumend Medical Ce., l'ieps.,
St. Jeseph, Me. (:)
Charles N. Crittcnlen, Agcnt.New Yerk City.
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FOB SALE.
I)UISLIU SALK OF SCHOOL FKUI'KKTY.
Will be sold at public tale en TUUltS
MAY, JULY 1!), 1S83, at the Leepard Hetel,
East King street, this city, a let of ground
situated en East Orange street, corner et Slier
man, fronting en Orange street .W feet. 10
Inches, mere or Jess, and extending neith
along Sherman street 215 lect, mere or less te
Marlen street, whereon Is erected two one
story BRICK SCHOOL HOUSES; hvdranten
tbe premises, and ail under koeiI fences.
Sale te commence at 7 o'clock p. in., when
attendance will be given and terms made
known by the committee.
II. E. SLAYJIAKKIl.
Chairman Cem. Buildings and Uieuuds.
SHunuaT & &UTTON,
Auctioneers. 19,12,11,17,18,19
WACKKK'S HKEtTtSBX AT 1'KlVATK
SALE. The undersigned offers his well
known brewery and ealoen, corner et Walnut
and Water steits, in the city et Lancaster, at
pilvate sale. The let lrents en Walnut street
250 feet and extends In depth along Witter
8trcet85fcet,en which is erected a two-story
UK1CK BEEtt SALOON and IJUEWEKY. The
Beer Saleen Is doing a geed trade. The
Brewery Is equipped with all necessary ma
chinery, etc, such as Engine, Malt Mill, SCO
Barrel Mash Tub, l.noe Barrel Hogshead uiid
everything ufed in a nr3tclass Brewery. Abe
a let en Lew street 250 by (if feet, ou which
is a geed vault, with a storage capacity ler 00
barrels et beer and a two story Frame Heuse.
Alse will be sold 3 head et horses, 3 wagons,
and. In lat, everything connected with the
Brewery- 'or further information call en
JOSEPH WACKEH,
JylO tld Ne. 221 West Vine St.
LEUAL NUT1VES.
ESTATKOrUKlX. A. 1. UlTMAlW, LATE
of Lancaster city, Pa., deceased. Let
ters testamentary ou said estate having
been granted te the undeisignea, ull persons
Indebted te said decedent ure requested te
make Immediate settlement, and these having
claims or demands against the estate of said
decedent, te make known the same te the tin
dersigncd without delay, residing In the city
et Lancaster.
llt. WM. COMPTON, Executer.
W. P. Comiten, Attorney. je2S-6tdeawTh
ESTATK OF S Alt All FOtCO, L.ATK OIT
Lancaster city, deceased. The under
signed auditor, appointed te distribute the
balance remaining In the hands et Jehn Fran
clscus. administrator of Sdid estate, te and
among these legally entitled te the same, will
sit for that purpose en WEDNESDAY, AUG.
15, 1883, at 10 o'clock, a. m., in the Library
ltoemof the Court Heuse, in the City or Lau
OHster, where all persons interested in said
distribution may attend. W. II, B.OLAND,
july5-Iteaw Auditor.
ESTATK OF WM. F. ML.LI2K, LATE OF
Lancaster City, deceased. The under
signed Auditor, appointed te distribute the
balance remaining In the bands et C. O. Hcrr,
Executer, te and among tiiese legally entitled
te the same, will attend ler that purpose en
WEDNESDAY, AUG. 8, 1883, at 10 o'clock, a.
m.. In the Library Beem of the Court Heuse,
In the City et Lancaster, where all persona
interested in said distribution may attend.
JOHN II.FKY.
iy2-4MT Auditor.
1 ESTATK UF JACOB AOXtSIt. LATJS OF
li Lancaster city, deceased. The under
signed auditor, appointed te pass upon excep
tions and te distribute the balance remaining
in the hands or Frederick A. Albright, ad
ministrator, te and among these legally en
titled te the game, will sit ler that purpose en
Thursday, August 16, 1883, at 10 o'clock a. m..
In the Library Beem of the Court-house, in
the cltyel Lancaster, where all persona in
terested in said distribution may attend.
JulyO-Mdeaw A. C. KEINOEHL, Auditor.
-riTOKKlNOMEN AMU OTUKU3 UAVlMO
TBADE DOLLABS,
Can exchange taem at PAB en Ladles' and
Gent's Furnishing goods. At Very Low Lew
est cash prices at
BEOHTOLD'S,
NO. 52 NORTH QUEEN STBEET,
Blgn of the Bjg' Stock. ieb3-lyd
Coin
CLOTHUfG.
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ANAMAKBK Jt UKOWN.
ANOTHER SENSATION
IN
Blue Flannels.
This time a Man's Suit at
$ie. Just 132 Suits in Men's
and Yeung Men's sizes. They
are very fine and relatively as
cheap as the $6 line. The latter
are coming in from hour te hour,
and you may or may net find
your size in them te-day. We
tell an exact story-s-when we
tell any that you may knew
precisely what your money can
de in Oak Hall.
Wanamaker & Brown,
Oak Hall,
S. E. Ceuhki: Sum and .Uai'.kbt.
PHILADELPHIA.
M
YEB KATHFOIf .
GET
OTJE BEST!
Did it ever occur te you that the FINEST
CLOTHING Mas THE CHEAPEST?
It is se irein tlie utnrU and ull through te the
end.
iryeu want the FINEST CLOTHING, the
lincst without question, we knew of no etber
place i eu'll be likely te get It se surely.
Thcie it satisfaction in having a FULL
STOCK of such goods as you want te pick
out of. .
Our FINE CLOTH ING trade is large enough
te wariant in lu keeping a full assortment of
FINE CLOTHS at all heasens.
A gain 113 le price. Ne matter what unusual
strain may hu put en clsewhnre te force busi
ness we will net bi out done in proper
methods, and tlie people may rely en light
service Hern us.
lyers & Eathfen,
Leading Luicaster Clothiers,
NO. 12 EAST KING STREET,
H.
flKKIIAHT.
SPKIIG OPENING
AT
H. GERHART'S
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
NO. 8 EAST KING STBEET,
OF THE LAIIGZ&T AH8011TME&2
OF
FINE SUITING,
PANTALOONING
AND
Sl'KHfti OVEKCOATIKtf,
Ever brought te the Cityjel Lancaster
SThnse desirous or securing Choice Styles
are invited te call early.
L.
OANS5IA.N & IIKO.
LESS TALK
ANH
lore Eeal Bargains
AT
L. GANSMAN & BRO.,
Cor. Orange and North. Queen Sta.,
THANANYWIIEUE ELSE'YOU
CAN GO TO.
Men's Suits at $3.C0, $3.50, tLOO, $5.00, $e,
$9.00, $10, $12. up le $ltf.
Men's Pant at 73c.. UOc, $1 OQ.$1.50,$2.00. $450,
$3.0) up te $TiOj Lewtbt prices ler latest
styles
boys' and Children's Suits at $1.50, $2.00. $O50.
$3.00. tf.oe, $5.00, $t; 00 up te $3.00. Lewest prices
ler tlie latest styles, and we are doing the
business. Sharp prices ; excellent work te
measure, $12.
An Indigo Blue Suit te measure, $14. A bet
ter quality IndUe Blue Suit te measure at $i5.
Agoeilselectionot Cheviot and Casslmnres
te measure at $18. An excellent Indigo Blue
Suit te measure.
Pants te measure from $3..VJ upward. New
est goods, latest styles.lhoreughlygood work.
Whoever wants spring Clothing this Is thy
time te get it ; the season ia well advanced
we have a large stock and must sell It.
L. Gansman & Bre.,
THE FASHIONABLE MERCHANT
TAlLOlibA CLOTHJEBS, .
(JC-GS x0RTIi QUEEN STBEET,
Eight en the Southwest Cerner .el Oraaga M.
LANCASTER PA.
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