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WEDNESDAY FVENma.JULY 18, 1888,
LIVE STOCK TKAKSPOBTATIOW.
Improved Methods of CsrrylBg Cattle.
The Yerk Eqily notes that the evils of
the present system of live stock transporta
tion are sufficiently patent te every one.
It is expensive, wasteful, and cruel in the
extreme, and much of the fever-stricken,
ulcer-covered, bruised and lacerated beef
is totally unfit for human consumption.
This constitutes the only semblance of
justification for the dressed beef expedient
and it is only a semblance, for, in truth,
as shown above, the latter involves all the
evils of both systems, and premises no
relief from any. But it is remaikable that
the railroad companies have net since seen
their own interest and that of the public
in the reform of the present barbarous
system by the substitution of safe and
comfortable cattle cars for the shameful
death pen new in use. This would put
an immediate end the competition of beef.
The main additions te the first cost of a
beef. landed from the cars in New Yerk,
are the cost of feed, yardage and repeated
handling, between his first shipping peiat
and his market. Put him into a car, iu
which he rem lias from first te last and
has his feed shipped with him, aud you
escape the frequent leadiug, unloading
and the conscienceless extortion of
the cattle yards, which pile upon
him se large a part of the
price the consumer is forced te pay.
He is fed and watered at case ; he lies
down te rest when he likes ; and be comes
out net starved, fevered aud bruised,
but sound and healthy, fit for slaughter
and the table, lie will have lest in weight
less than a quarter of the less new in
curred ; no part of his carcass will have te
be cut out aud thrown away ou account of
deep bruises, as new frequently happens ;
and one, two or three steers will no, be
drawn dead out of a car as is often the
case te-day. These are each and all of
them great economics. Either one of
them would mere than pay the exponse of
the change te an improved car. But there
is still another and mere important con
sideration. A train of ordinary cattle cats
cannot be given speed without destroying
the living freight ; but cats iu which the
animals could be separated, in which they
could rest, in which they could net be
bruised, or thrown under feat te be tramp
led by their feMews, and from which they
would net have te be unleaded te be fed
and watered with corn at $2 per bushel !
could be put into express trains and ruu
through ou any desired time. Here might
be made a saving of two thirds the time
new employed a sequel of equal conse
quence te the shipper and te the rail
read. This alone would pay the
expense of the proposed change forty
times ever every year. Te any one of the
trunk lines it would be almost equiv
alent te a third track Te the cattle
dealer it would be the difference botween
having his cattle out between Chicago
and New Yerk a week, undergoing untold
sufferings, aud having them out two days
and a fraction well fed in comfortable
cars. This is a reform which is coming,
and it is passing strauge that intelligent
railway roateagcrs, instead of consulting
their own manifest interests iu its imme
diate adoption, should wait te be driven
into it by overwhelming public opinion, or
compelled by federal statu te. This last is
inevitable, unless thu companies meve m
the near future, aud this, it is unnecessary
te say is, politically speakiug, a very dau dau
geieus expedient. It would be the begin
ning of railway regulation by the federal
government the thin edge of the wedge,
and very easy of insertion, because it
would meet a most crying public evil.
Many of the leading statesmen of the
country have already committed them
selves te this sort of legislation iu letters
te the National Humane Association and
nothing cau be mere ceitaiu than that
such laws will be passed, aud that they
will form a very dangerous precedent, te
the railroad, unless the latter shall take
measures themselves te leiuedy the hoiri heiri
ble evils in question.
The N. Y. Sun says en the above sub
ject: "Butchers aud housekeepers are
greatly excited ever the project of bring
ing dressed meat te New Yerk fiem Texas.
The butchers uaturallyebjcct te the scheme
but the housewives don't. Supposing
even that the beef killed in Texas were
net as fine feed as that killed in New
Yerk, which is by no means sure, all the
peer housekeeper wants is cheaper meat.
As the case stands at present livn cattle
transported from St. Leuis have te pay
yard charges at Teledo. Buffalo and
Albany at the rate of $2.73 a car for feed,
watering and bedding. The ex loses en
an average seventy-five pounds of ilesh
during the journey, gets only five pounds
of hay at the different halting places, aud
arrives iu New Yerk iu an exhausted con
dition, at a less in weight and expenditure
of something like $10 per head te the
shipper. A growl is being raised against
the cattle yard monopoly of the railroads,
and there seems te be ample opportunity
for the dressed beef transportation te be bo be
ceme a burning question between West
cm cattle shippers aud Eastern railroad j
UittUllgUDt
!
UoiiHciieiu market.
Air.r.
Butter
.183! :uc
Cup cheese, 2 cups 5c
Cottage cheese, 2 pieces 5c
Dutch cUecse V lump blttc
rerLTur.
Chickens fl pair (live) $101.25
" ft piece (cleaned) 5078SOC
Spring chickens pair C0!0c
Pigeons, ft pr :'5&30c
MISCELLANEOUS.
Apple Butter ?tqt 2.1c
Eggs IP dez lS2ec
Heney per It 2c
Lard ft ft l'2Uc
Mince Meat T lb I2c
FUU1T8.
Kaspberries 10iric
Huckleberries pqt 'de
Apples, ft K Pk 25c
Bananas ft dez 3)35e
Currants, fi box Gc
Cocoanuts each 81812c
Currants, dried, t E 10C'
Dried Apples fl qt U'c
" Pcachesfl qt 12c
liemonsfldez i5ff2 c
Oranges dcz....i i; 75c
Cherries nr. qt fi10c
Watermelons tegCOc
VEUKTABLBS.
Tomatoes pr. i pk 40c
Beans, Lima, f) qt. 14c
Carrots ft bunch 5c
Cabbage, f) head 3l0c
Head salad...... 3(ft5e
Peas fl Wpk 102315c
Beans f pk 58c
Onions fl &plr 25c
New Potatoes fl pk Ul2c
Potatoes fl p. iec
" ft bus 40g80c
Badishcs ft bunch 5c
Green Cern pr. dez 25c
8eup Beans ft qt 12c
Salsify fl bunch 152Ce
Celery pr. bunch 12315c
Rhubarb 5c
Squashes pr piece 4-c
Cucumbers per dez 10Q25c
risn.
Catfish ft ft 12M15c
Cedflft I215c
Eels, ft ft 12$c
Herring: fl dez 25c
Mullets, ft ft 10c
Perch lfc
aOCK.... .......... ............. ..... .12pc
Smelts, ft ft.... ................. .iec
Salmen ft ft................ ..... .....15c
Black ft ft. ............ ...... iec
BlS6 ft ft... ...... .. .. ...........10c
Ban 12c
Suckers iec
Halibut 12c
PHrc 10i2c
Sbad 25(50c
MEATS.
Beet Steak, ft ft
" Beast (rib) ft I
" (chuck) 3 B,
" Cerned.ft ft
" Dried, ft ft
Bologna dried
Pressed beet per ft
Bacen ft ft
....12i?20c
....1G&20C
....12015c
...121 4C
iiO2
35c
2lC
.16
Calves Liver 20c
Ham, sliced, ft ft , 24c
Ham, whole fl ft...., ,..., I718c
Lamb ft...
................X
..iimmi' tri
v- Ua
I cs&rilnfl?
Mutten .
...a.. ...... 4 lrtW",l
Perk 9 B. ........... 2w6C
shoulder ft ft....... .... .. . i2?c
Sausage ft ...-.1616c
" smoked ft " 16c
Veal 9 ft 12Q16c
Pudding 10c
ORAIlf.
Cern ft bus 65Q75C
Cleversecd, 9 bus 110.50
Heur V qr 75Q1.0J
Cera meal, f) qt 5c
Oatmeal if) ft fie
Hay Tirnctby V ten $1012
Oats W bus 50i5c
dye ft dus 75c
Tlmethj Seed V bus f2.753.00
wneat nus .'JU(SfJ
Flaxseed, 9 bus ,
Hungarian, V bus
Orchard Grass, 9 bus.
Hemp,?) bus
Herd Gras-j, ?t pus
Rape Seed, V u"
12 06
fl 25
9 OU
$ &0
1 50
..S3 505 00
The Dead Line."
"Many old soldiers remember "the dead
line" at Andereenvllie. It was a mighty dan dan
gereup neighborhood. Dyspepsia, biliousness,
and liver and kidney diseases are lull et
perils Ter the sick, but Burdock Bleed Bitters
are a certain remedy. Sold every where, for
sale bv 11. B. Cochran, druggist, 157 and 139
Nerih'Queen street.
Ne Deception Used.
It Estrange se many people will continue
te buffer dayatter day with Dyspepsia. .Liver
Complaint. Constipation, Sour Stomach, Gen
eral Debility, when they can procure at our
store SHILOII'S VITAL1ZKK, Ireeef cost it it
does net cure or relieve them. Price. 75 cents.
Sold by 11. B. Cochran, Wand 139 North Queen
street. Lancaster. ledll-eed5
Beats tbe World.
Th:s is what a. C. Hoberman, a druggist of
Marlen, Ohie. sas : "Themas' JCclectric OU
beats the world, held nine bottles Aesterday
and te day. One man cured of sere threat et
eigni years standing. Is splendid ter rheu
matism." Fer sale by II. 1$. Cochran, drug
gist. 137 and 139 North Queen street.
FOR SALE.
Hilt SALb.
Valuable City Building Lets.
Situate en the northeast corner of North
I line and James streets. These lets will make
elegant building sites, being situated in a
last iiupieving i art et the city. Fer luither
information call en
ALLEM A. IIERR & CO.,
Real Estate Agent! .
Ne. 13 Kast King Street, Lancaster, Pa.
ju ylifiUI&eauKUtt
1)VUIAV MA l.K uF SCHOOL 1'KUPKKTY.
Will be sold at public bale en TUCKS
DAY, JULY 19, 1&S3, at the Leepard Hetel,
hast King stiect, this city, a let of ground
situated ou East Orange street, corner et Sher
man, frenttng en Orange street 5(! feet. 10
Inches, uieiu or less, and extending neitli
along Sherman sticcl2!5 teet, mere or less, te
Marien street, whereon is creeled two onc enc onc
steiy IilUCK SOHOOL HOUSES; Hydrant en
the premises, aud all under geed teuees.
hale te commence at 7 o'clock p. in., when
attendance will be given and terms made
known by the committee.
II. E. SLAYMAKER.
Chairman Cem. Buildings and Grounds.
SHUBK.VT & hurreN,
Auctioneers. 19.12,11,17,18,19
mnii.iu
HALE-WILL UK SOLO ON
L THURSDAY, JULY 19,
1SS3. at Ne. SC5
North Duke street, a large let et household
and kiichcu lurniture, consisting el parlor,
dinlngioem. library and kitchen lurniture;
also, chamber suits and bedding ; lirussels,
ingrain and rag carpets by the yard ; tin and
pieenswate. tubs, buckets, a loves and pipe,
and many ether articles net mentioned. The
parlor iuiniture Is quite new and et tlu beat
quality.
Sale te commence at Oo'clecka. in., when
conditions el site will be made known by ltev.
J. G. Mullielland. et YeatJS Institute, Lancas
ter, Pa.
Patties desiring te tee the articles are re
quested te call en the day previous te the
sale. SIIHItLUTA SUTTON.
14-ltd Auctioneers.
Kit TTCA TIOXAL.
(t KOUUhTUWH OOLLHG7, D. V.
J Jeu niled in 17S9.
UBV. JAMES A. DOONAN.S.J., Presidet.
AUAUKaiYaiidSUIKNTlFlvlbUHOOLSOpeU
en Thuisday, ept 13. ISSi. Jieaid. tuition,
etc., $-500 per annum. Fer paitlculars address
PKEblDENT GEORGETOWN COLLEGE,
I). C.
T ll K SCHOOL iifm KDUUNE opens en Mon
day, Sept. 11th, lb&t. Terms ler the full
Course et Lectures. S1C0. Addicss J. W. II.
I.OV E.IOY, M. D., Dean, 9.0 i2th St , N. W.,
Washington, D. C.
TIIKSeHiieLOF LAW opens en Thursday,
Oct. 4 IS8.J. Cour.-eot studies extended and
le-arranged. Faculty : Hen. K.T.Merrick,
Hen. Jere. M. Wilsen. Judge W. A. Richard-s-ou
(0. S. Court et Claims;, Martin P. Mor Mer
ris, LL D. and J. J. Darlington, esq. C. W.
Hellman, LL. D., Dean. Terms, $80 per an
num. Address SAM'L M. YU ATM. AN, esq.,
Secietary, 14Jj N. Y. Avenue, N. W., Wash
ington, D. C. julylti-lmtl
UUOCJSK1JSS.
T 1UKSK'3.
PICNIC SUPPLIES.
CORNED UEEF, POTTED MEATS, viz.:
Ham, liecf, Turkey, Chicken. &c.
Lunch Tongue, Hams, Dried Bee! (chipped),
Sardines in oil and mustard.
Fresh Lebster, Fresh Salmen. Fresh Mack
cral in 1 pound cans, Soured Mackcr.il in 2
pound cans.
Schrimps, Olives and Plekels In small bot
tles. Cress & lllackwell's Pickles. Lea & Per
i ill's Worcestershire Sauce.
Jellies. Marmalades, Fine Locust and Clever
iieney.
CHOICE CREAM CHEESE.
PINEAPPLE AND EDOM CHEESE.
WOODEN PICNIC PLATES
AT
BTJESK'S,
jyT0
17 EAST KING STREET.
LANCASTEB, PA.
ilSJtUtJLUJSU, JtV.
riwjfi
Standard Carriage Werk
OF LANCASTER COUNTY'.
EDGERLEY & CO.,
PINE CARRIAGE BUILDERS,
MARKET STREET,
IlEAtt OF CENTBAL MAKKET HOUSES,
IiANCASTEB, PA.
We make every style Buggy and Carriage
desired. All Werk finished in the mostcom mestcom mostcem
fortablo and elegant style. We use only tbe
best selected material and employ only the
best mechanics. Fer quality et work our
prices are the cheapest In the state. We buy
ler cash and sell en the most reasonable
terms. Give us a call. All work warranted.
Ucpairing promptly attended te. One set el
workmen especially employed ler that pur
pose n26-ttd&w
PTKBYlHOai A SKIN OKOWlnO OVKK
the sight Is el very slew formation, and
gives rise te no pain. It is seldom met with,
except in persons who have passed the mid
dle period of Hie.
All diseases of the EYE, EAIt. THROAT
also, Chronic and Private Diseases success
fully treated by
DR5. II. D. and M. A. LONGAKER.
Oflice 13 East Walnut street, Lancaster, Pa.
Consultation lrce.
TK. TOWHSKNOS liEHEOI.
REV. HENRY WARD REECHER
ISAYB OK
DR. TOWNSEND'S REMEDY
rea
Fever, Asthma and Catarrh :
BHOOKLTK. N. Y.. Snnt 04. 1.M1 .
" I beliofe It will be sure In ninety cases In
a hundred."
Beoekxtk, K. Y Oct. 17. 1883.
'I am happy te say that your remedy has
served me p second season fully as well as the
last year."
Pamphlets with Mr. ueecher's full letters and
ether testimonials lurnlehed en application.
Prepared only by.
OK. M. H. TOWM3BNU TOttlur, Hd.
Price, 50 cents and 1 JO per bottle.
Fer sale by CH A.BLE8 DENN1N, First. Place
and Court 8t,' Brooklyn, K. Y.. anil by the
drug trade generally. - jeS5-4tdeew
T
ue. Diuvi.- anu nusr cqcflbTK As
sertment of Euchre. Poker. Casstnn nnri
ether playing cards,at
IIABTAIAN'S YELLOW FBONT CIGAR
J3TOKK.
Ppring iamb : ;....-.. I MBDIOAH. I - , , ... I jVh.m ..,,,
.... lili jffC I '' ' " I - .-i -. '. I
tJENtKIHTJ 8KIN CObE.
Frem the Baltimore American.
MYSTERIOUS
Articles with High SeuadlBg, Crack
Jaw Names are Net a Success.
A REFRESHING CHANGE
Te Plain English.
Every reader et newspapers 1 as observed
time, and again, In the advertising columns,
many singular and frequently un pronoun c c
able names of medicinal remedies. Tbe Creek
anil Latin languages especially have been
drawn upon te furnish names by which
patent medicines could be introduced te the
pub.ic. The Inference is, in many case3 at
least, that their proprietors depend mere
upon the attraction et high sounding titles
than upon tbe essential merits of the reme
dies themselves.
It is ictieshing orce lu a whlle te find a
medicine advertised, whes simple, intelligi
ble name iu English at once conveys te the
reader an understanding of the uses and pur
poses et the remedy.
A notable instance or this kind is found
in the medicines et Dr. C. V. Bensen,
whose Skin Cuke and Celery and Chamo
mile Pills impart at once in their names,
either their purpose or the ingredients
which compose them. Dr. Benien's Ekisi
Cuks is warranted te heal all diseases of the
skin, such as tetters, humors, Inflammation,
milk crust, cczma, diseases el the hair and
scalp, scrofula, ulcers, pimples and Itching en
all parts el the body. It makes the skin white,
soft and smooth, lemeves tan and freckles,
and is the best toilet dressing in existence.
Its popularity is attested by the Immense
tales et It which arc taking place every where.
- It is the only genuine " Skin Cure " and
all should beware et the various remedies
which have been struggling for existence, and
new endeavor te lido into popularity by ad
vertising themselves as " The Great Skin
Cures." There is only one, and that is Dr.
Bensen's. Be sure and get it.
DOES YOUR HEAD ACHE!
Ne Matter What Uauae, Sick. Nervous, Neu
ralgic, Dyspeptic.
Which is it ? A revolution In the treatment
et nervous diseases is new taking place. Dr.
C. W. Bensen has discovered a sure remedy
In his Celery and Chamemile Pills they per
manently cure sick and nervous headache,
neuralgia, dyspepsia, sleeplessness and all
nervous ilNcases. Sold by all druggists.
Price 50 cents a box. Address, Baltimore,
Md. By mall, two boxes ler fl, or six boxes
for 12.50.
C. N. Cihttejcten, New Yerk, is the Whole
sale Agent ter W. C. Bensen's remedies.
iy9-lmdM,W&Sitw
L
OCBEK'S DIES.
A 5c. Package
LOCHER'S
DYE
WILL COLOB MORE COODS THAN ANY
OTHER DYE IN THE MAliKEr.
Fer sale by
CHAS. A. L0CHER,
NO 9 EAST KINO STREKi.,
LANCASTER. PA
CLOTHING JtO.
-tlTILLIAMSON & FOSTKK
VERY IMPORTANT
That you knew
where te
ment et
find an Assert-
THIN CLOTHING
FOR THIS WARM WEATHEB.
We keep a variety ler Men, Youths, Beys
and Children, and the prices are made just as
low us it is possible ler us te handle the goods.
IN THE
Ms' FnislE Seniit
There is Gauze Underwear in long and short
sleeves ler 25, :i5 and 50 cents each, Balbrig
gan Shirts for 30 or 50 cents each. Lisle Thread
tiessamer. Lace or Open Werk Vndershlrtp,
in Plain and Fancy Celers, Austialian Weel,
Norfolk and New Brunswick (Jessainer and
Silk Undershirts.
Ai-SO
Jean Drawers
Fer 25. 40, TO, 73 cts. and $1.00 ; Linen Drawers
ler $1.50 a pair, and Feather Weight Drawers
in two grades, the sizes te mcasuic, from 'M te
43 inches.
IN
FANCY HOSIERY
Fer MEN the variety is as great as the prices.
The assortment of 2Jc. goods is very large and
betere you buy all you need come and leek at
these goods.
-IN
Gents' Neckwear
The Windser Club Silk Ties in Light Celers,
Checks and Stripes are very reasonable, sell
ing for 25 each.
One Large liOt of FANCY TECKS reduced
from 75c. te 53c. each, among them are a few
Grenadine TECKS ler the same price.
A variety for 25c EACH just arrived from
the factory that were formerly 5tc.
In washable goods there is a great variety
and the patterns arc numerous. The prices
range from 3c. te 50c. each.
BLACK AND FANCY BOWS.
CLUB HOUSE AND TYCOON TIES,
In Plain and Fancy Celers
rUFF AND FLAT SCAKFS,
WHITE STBING AND TECK SCARF.
In fact a complete line of Ties et all kinds ler
Men and Beys.
In LINEN COLLARS, Earl & Wilsen, Coen
A Ce., and Clnett Bres. & Ce. styles take the
lead.
WHITE DBESS SHIRTS from 25c. te $1.C0.
but the
One Dellar Dress Shirt is the Cele
brated EIGHMIE,
known se well for Its many geed qualities.
SUSPENDERS, LINEN AND SILK HAND
KKRCHlEfS, POCKET-BOOKS, CELLU
LOID COLLARS AND CUFFS, WORK
ING SHIRTS AND PANT8
represent the goods that are being called ler
mostly at this season.
-OUli
CHILDEN'S AND MIKES' bHOES.
Toe much care cannot be exercised in the
fitting of Children's Shoes. Our elegant as as
sertment of shoes for Children, both with ana
without heels, and also the sprins-lieeled
Shoes in French and American Kids, and also
the. heavier leathers, enable ns te make.
A Specialty in This line.
Or- Our store will be opened at 6 a. m. and
closed at C p. m. , except fcaturday.untillurtlitr
notice.
WILLIAMSON
& FOSTER,
Nes. 32, 34, 36 & 38 East King SI,,
X.&HCASTEB, FA.
H
AGKK- HBOTHKB.
. LINCRUSTA-W ALTON.
THE NEW WALL DECORATION.
Thl3 new and elegant material known as L1NCKU8TA-W ALTON, has the effect et Embossed Leather or fine Weed
Carving, and Is much cheaper than either. Ids extremely durable, and Is manufactured In a great variety et artistic
patterns, suitable ler Wall and Celling Decorations ; also. Panels In Furniture, Cabinets, Screens, Boek Binding, etc. It
is tough, strong and clastic and will stand severe blows without Injury. Llncrusta, when highly decorated in colors.
Gilt or Bronze, produces a most striking effect.
aWc take pleasure in calling attention te a lull line of this beautiful novelty.
HAGER & BROTHER,
(SOLE AGENTS FORTHIS;DISTRICT)
25 WEST KING STREET,
NO
UttH BJltl.B,
ryRAVK DOLLARS
STILL WORTH 100 CENTS
AT THE
NEW YORK STORE.
OlteraLarge Variety of
SUMMER SILKS
in Stripes, Checks and Plain Celers, at
less than regular prices.
Dress Silks at 44c, worth 50c.
Dress Silks at 50c, worth 62c.
Dress Silks at 62c , worth 75c.
AN ELEGANT
BLACK DRESS SILK
At 11.00 a yard, lately sold at $1.25,
ALL-WOOL, NUN'S VEILINGS
Beautiful Shades, 'J5c. a Yard.
Lace Huntings, New Colorings, 12c. Yd.
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
ONE CASE YAKD WIDE PERCALES,
At 8c. a yard, worth 12'c.
ONE CASE FANCY SEERSUCKER,
At 10c. a j ard, worth 12c.
ONE CASE BEST CALICOES at 5c. a yard
500 PAIRS
FINE KID GLOVES
At 25c. a Pair, Werth 75c.
HEADQUARTERS FOB
SUNSHADES AND PARASOLS.
LATEST STYLES, BEST QUALITY
AND LOWEST PKICES.
Ne. 8 and 10 EAST KINO STREET.
JUUBICAZ..
w
ILUOX dt WHITE
THE
WILCOX & WHITE
Parler Organ Warerooms,
NO 152 EAST KING STREET,
H. H. LTJCKENBAGH, Agent.
A Full Assortment et the various styles con
stantly en hand and ter 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 he
leund te be very S-.perier In Quality and
Moderate In Price.
Having severed my connections with the
Estey Organ Company, I take this method te
inform my friends in Lancaster county, I am
new selling an Organ equal te any and sur
passed by none. Please call and examine one
et the most beautltul-Umed Organs manu
factured in the United States.
Mr. Luekenbachls also agent for the famous
"Knabe," McPhail, Vese & Sens,
Orevenstein & Fuller,
Hallet & Davis, ,
And several ether Desirable
prices irem $225 upwards.
febl7-ttd
Pianolertes, at
Tin irAJtn, &v.
J
OIIN P. SUHAUM.
great Bargains.
JUST RECEIVED ANOTUEB
LOT OF
LARGE
CHANDELIERS
AND
GAS FIXTURES,
GLOBES,
COAL OIL LAMPS,
Plumbing and OasflttingRoeflng
and Spouting.
-AT
JOHN P. SCRIM'S,
NO. 24 SOUTH
Ieb27-lyd
QUEEN STBEET,
LANCASTER.
PA.
aAUFMSlH.
MS 1'KIUr. TO ALL,
And that the Lewest Price,
AT
SHIRK'S CARPET HALL,
COK. W. KING AND WATER STe.
One Quality of Goods, and That the
Beat Quality,
-AT-
SHIRK'S CARPET HALL,
COB. W. KING AND WATKli STS.
One Way of Dealing, and That the
Fair Way,
AT
SHIRK'S CARPET HALL,
COU. W. KING AND WATEK STS.,
Lancastkis, Pa.
J.
E. liOTE.
There has been such a demand for
LARGE PHOTOGRAPHS that I was
compelled te get a VERY LARGE
CAMEKA BOX te meet the demand.
We can new make you a PHOTO as
small a the smallest locket n ill held
up te a 5-lnch lace, te fit an isx
Frame.
J. E. ROTE,
Ne. 106 North Queen Street.
JuneS-lfd
YJJ?5?' AyAs " a run.
FlneCuUebS.eS?CatCar8 ""thm
HARTMAN'S TELLOW.FBONT CICAB
SXOKE.
DKS GOODS.
J.
B. MAKT1N OU.
MEASURES TAKEN
AND
Shirts Made te Order
Has been a specialty with us during the past
year, and In that time ever 500 orders have
been taken, and In every case the be it satisfac
tion has been given in regard te lit, material
and workmanship. Fer the past month the
OPEN BOSOM STYLE has taken the lead en
account et their being cooler te the wearer
than the ordinary closed bosem.and arc adapt
ed both ler street and dress wear.
The best made shirt Is PEARL SHIRT, be be
lmrmadeet superior material than any ether
shirt sold for $1.00
Trade Dollars Taken at Par.
J. B. MAUTDf & C0.'S,
Cor. W King and Prince Sts.,
LANCASTER, PA.
"JU-KXT DOOK TO lUE COURT. HOUSE.
FAHNESTOCK'S.
HEADQUARTERS
FOB
Gossamer
Waterproofs,
FOE LADIES',' GENTS, BOVS AND GIRLS.
ALL SIZES AND PRICES.
MADE TO OUR OWN ORDER, WITH OUR
NAME ON EACH GARMENT.
EVERY GARMENT WARRANTED.
E. E. Eahnesteck,
LANCASTER, PA.
NEXT DOOR TO COURT HOUSE.
TOTIUE.
Metzger & laughman
ARE NOW SELLING. PREPARATORY. TO
GETTING IN THEIR FALL STOCK.
SUMMER GOODS
OF ALL KINDS.
At Very Much Reduced Prices.
BLACK SATIN PARASOLS
Willi Spanish Lace, at $3.50, that were $5.00.
Lewer grades in proportion.
We aie selling the balance of our
AtGJi cents a yard, that were 10 cents a yaid.
43 WEST KING ST., LANCASTER.
(Between the Cooper Heuse and Serrel 'Herse
HeteL)
VLOl UINUtVNJiJSKWISAK, C.
pMEW t 'A'S MOT. ' '
CHANGE YOUR
UNDERWEAR.
GAUZE UNDERSHIRTS In Sizes from 31 te
SO Inches. Gauze. Muslin and Jean Drawers.
Camibeles. Filet De Sante Pour H'nmmta
Fancy Hosiery, New Ties and Cellars at
Erisman's, the Shirtmaker,
BLUE FRONT
GENTS' FURNISHING STORE,
Ne 17 West Kins Street
STETKM8 HOUSE
SHAVING AND HAIR DRESSING
SALOON.
Geed Journeymen and prices rame as ether
saloons. H. WAGNER,
myUKfd. Manager.
Hetzger&Hangbmaii
LANCASTER, PA.
CLOllllSG.
SO.J..SMALINU.
I WILL CLOSE OUT THE BALANCE OF MY
Spring & Summer Goods
AT COST.
IN ORDER TO MAKE ROOM FOR MY
PALL GOODS.
- Call and sce liai gains.
JNO. J. SMAL1NG.
(TAILOR,)
NO. 22 NORTH QUEEN ST.,
LANCASTER. PA.
H
KKE WIS ABE AGAIN.
Fer This Week.
PO Light Colored coat, all wool, '-i.50.
weith from ri.CO te 17.(0.
ine Light Colored Coats at 182.00. a decided
bargain ; they are Single Coats and we need
the room thev eccuuy.
85 Single, Dark Colored Casgimeie Coats at-
92 50, wertti f 1.50 te fS.(J0.
CALL AT ONCE,
AS THEY MUST BE SOLD.
140 Children's Suits
ATONE-HALF THEIR VALUE.
They Must Be Sold Within Twe Weeks.
GAUZE UNDERWEAR.
JEAN DRAWERS.
WHITE & COLORED-SHIRTS,
Neckwi ar. Hosiery, Linen and Papnr Cellars
and Cutis and Trunks and Valises
at Rotiem Figures.
White Ties, 10c. a Dezen.
GObSAMERandRUIJBEH GOODS at prices
which cannot be equalled.
Sirsh & Brether,
PENN HALL CLOTHING HOUSE.
Nes, 2 & 4 North Queen Street.
n.B
HOSTETXKlt A SON.
SPRING-WEIGHT
CLOTHING
IN FULL ASSORTMENT FOR
Men and Beys.
And it tlie question with you is where te
buy, give us a trial, and we will 3hew 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
lclt, and Hud they are g Wing geed satisfaction
for the money.
KEMEM1JER WE MANUFACTURE ALL
OUR OWN CLOTHING.
D. B. Hestener & Seb,
24 CENTRE SQUARE,
LANCASTER. PA.
VAXMU UAXUMUH, Ac.
ptlAKKS W. FRY.
Wc aie In a posit'eu te turn out
ever 100 WINDOWSCREKNS a day.
Our PATENT FRAMES enable us
te de this. They are simple in con
struction, easily adjusted te size,
squared, and make a geed
and strong Screen. They arc
cheaper than the old styles that pull
out and stand under the windows,
when size is taken in consideration.
Thu Frames are from 2a te 35 Inches
high, two Inches difference In each
size te tit even Inches of wires, and
32 and lis Inches wide. Drep us a
postal card and we will send te your
house, take size and tell you tne
exact cost put up. Frames sold
separate. A liberal discount te
dealers.
PHARES W. FRY.
57 NORTH QUEEN ST.
"I RK AT REDUCTION tH MUCKS
AT THE WORKINGMEN'S 8TORE. .
All Summer Goods closing out without re
gard te cost le make room ler Fall Goens, as
e must have the room. New la your time te
bring
YOUR TRADE DOLLARS
And gel par value ler them, ar.d.Goed t at Re
duced Pi ices.
Henry Bechtbld'e,
. NO- 62 NORTH QUEEN STREET,
. -SIgn of the Big stocking. lebMyd
Special
IAKCA8XER ABU 1IIl-t.h:i 1LLK K. ft
J Cars run as fellows :
(Leave Lancaster. (t, tt m-rett. at 7. j unj
11:30 a. inland 2, 4. t ami :Mp. u...eicent oi ei
Saturday, wheu tht last cr ieu t- at t-3u n u
Leave M tilers vlllu (low..; eR,n at . s unit i
. M., and 1, 3, 6 and 7 p. in. ' ' na,H
Caw rua dally en ivc time n&ewpt en Sub
d iv.
(1U&.CMV1A A fOKT lfc.l'lT KAIL
J KOADT1UK1AK1.E.
Trains new run trgularlr en the Columbia
t Pert Deposit Railroad en tbe following
BQOTHWABP. STATION!?. mertuw"v
r.M.
6:20
6:35
A.M.
10:20
10-.S".
r..
Columbia....
...Washington...
.... ci ess well ....
...Sate Harber...
..Shenk's Ferry..
Pequea
..Yerk Furnace..
Tucquan
.McCall's Ferry.
...Flic's Eddy...
..Fishing Creek..
..Peach Rotteui..
...Coueviii-o...
. ....OClt 'A.A.i- ...-
...Pert L.peslt..
... Perryvllle....
6:42
7:06
7KB
10-.39
UfcH
11:00
11:03
11:05
7:1
7:17
7SB
U:10
11:16
7:37
7:
use
11:30
U-J3S
7:50
7U0
737
7:37
8,-00
830
7-M
78
738
7:17
7:05
8:06
8:13
85
U:M
P.M.
12:03
12:15
12:30
J KAIUHO m COLUMBIA B. H.
ARRANGEMENT OrPASSXNQCK TRA1H8
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 13th, 1882.
NORTHWARD.
QuarryvUle ,
Lancaster, King St,
Lancaster ,
Cdumbla. ,
Aiuuva.
Reading
A.M. p.m. :
$.-& 55
8:0 5r25
SM 5il
7:45 5:05
7:40 5:01
7:36 4i?
7:34 4i
738 4:51
7:23 4:47
7:10 4:3b
7:06 4:33
6:57 4:2t;
6:41 1:12
6:32 4:06
630 S:Ki
3:41
P.M.
A.M.
230
7:30
9-.1C
9:20
3:40
3:50
3:40
6JW
SOUTHWARD.
IIATB,
tteadlng.... ,
JJUUTB.
Columbia
Lancaster. ,
Lancaster. King St,
A.M. r.M.
630 ....
7:30 ....
7:40 10
7:30 iae
I 9:46 330
r.M
6:15
636
6:30
yuarrynue
Trains connect at Readlne with trains teand
rrem Philadelphia, Pottsvllle, Uarrlsburg, Al.
lentewn and New Yerk, via Round Broek
Reute.
At Columbia with trains te and from Yerk,
Hanover, Gettysburg, Frederick and Baltl.
"re. m. WILSON. Sunt.
BKHHhlLVANlA
KA1LHIIAII- NK1V
X S
SCHEDULE On anil afUir StTNTlAV
juai mil, 18K5. trains en the Pennsyl
vania Railroad will arrive at and leave the
Lancastei and Philadelphia depetsas fellows :
Levi Ar
LanPhll
Eastward.
A.M. A.M
Hall Express
Philadelphia Egress.
12:42
2:58
3:12
5:35
8:10
8U0
8&
5:15
7M
1030
tast L.ine ,
Uarrlsburg Exp-ss
Verk Accemri'iMla.'inn arrives...,
Lancaster Acccnn lailen arrives
Columbia Accnui'.aeu 'Jen
9:00
11:15
P.M.
Frederick Accommodation arrives..
Sea Sbore Express
Sunday Mall
Johnstown Express
A-ttjf J3t AlTc93
Harrlsbur; Accouimedatlon
12:53
1238
2:42
3:15
P.M.
6:15
5:06
7:25
'J: 15
230
535
6 45
Hanover Accomme.latlon west, connecting
at Lancaster with Niagara Express at 9 4S,
will run through
te Hanover dally, except
ennuay.
rreuencK Accomuieoauon, west, connecting
at Lancaster with Fast Line, west, at 1:J6, will
run through te i'-ederlck.
Le. lAr.
'hil Lan
Westward.
A.M.
A.M.
6:25
6:30
9.30
35
9:45
9.50
P.M.
1:35
1:50
6:20
130
7iW
7:40
il:10
1:10
News Express....
4:)
Way Passenger...
4:30
Mall Train. Ne. 1. via. Mt. Jev
7:00
"iX
MaU Train, No.2,viaCelumb!a,kaves
Niagara jsxprefs
Hanover Aceomuuxlutlen leaves.
Fast Line
Frederick Accommodation leaves.
11:06
P.M.
2:14
1:41
6:4l
9:05
11:2C
Harrisburg Accommodation
Lancaster Accommeoatton leaves.
Columbia AccomueJHt' en
Harrisburg Express
Western Express
I'acinc Kipresa
Harrisburg Express, west, at 3:40 p. in., has
direct connections (without change of cars) te
Columbia and Yerk.
Fast Line, west, en Sunday, when flagged,
wUl step at Dew nlngtewn, Ceateavllle, Parkt s.
burg, Mount Jey, Elizabelhtewn awl Middle,
town.
Day Express, Fast Line, News Expi ess, Mai
Train, Ne. 1, Western Express and Pacinc Ex
press run dally.
LANVAHTISK ItATVUKn
T
mti
Lancaster Watches.
POPULAR GRADES.
GILDED MOVEMENTS:
NEW ERA,"
WEST ENAM
'FBANKLIN,"
c FULTON,"
KEYSTONE,"
LANCASTER,
t
NICKEL MOVEMENTS.
MELROSE."
ic LANCASTER:
The Manufacture et the Full Llneel Favorite
Movements, with thu adoption et the Line of
Dust-Proof Movements, and Ladies' U atclies,
gees forward with Increased Energy
OOAL.
B.
B. HAKX1H
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in all htntin i
LUMBER AND COAL.
-rard:Ne. 420 North Waterand I'rlnct
treets above Lemen Lancaster. n.J-tvi'
MAMURK AND OUAL. -New
Yerk and Philadelphia Herse Ma
nure by the car lead 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 Uarrlsburg Pike.
Ubkzral Optic 20 Kast Chestnut street
Kauffinan, Keller & Ce.
aer4-lyd
OAI.
M. V. JJ. COHO
B30 NORTH WATBH T., Zar.rarr, xa
Wholesale and Retail Dealers tn
LUMBER AND GOAL.
Connection With the Telephonic r.xchanKd
Yard and Office
STREET
Ne. 330 NORTH WATE
fb.:v!i
BOO KB A1TD BTATIOIfJSKi
VEW BOOK:.
FOB SUMMER READING.
" Mr. Isaacs." by 8. Marlen Crawford.
' Dr. Claudius," by 8. Manen C'rawieni
"Through One Administration," by But net i.
" But Xct a Weman." by Cardy.
' Successful Men et Te-tfay."
And all the Latest Seasides and Magazim
L. M.FLYNN'S,
Ne. 42 WEST KIKG SIBEET.
A.M. M. r.M.
735 12KW 6:10
r.M.
9:40 2:10 836
9:30 2:10 8:13
9:40 .... 835
10:40 .... 9-6
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