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LANCASTER, PA., FIUDAY, APRIL 11, 1884.
Price Twe Cent.
V LOT 111 NO.
SPRING 1884.
In Men's and Youths' Suits we
have sorae neat imported things,
very doeirable and cheap.
Our Over Oeats for Spring are
"fully up" for style and make,
and " fully down" for price.
A. C. YATES & CO:,
I.KIMIKH IIUILDINO,
OUR. OBE9TNUT & SIXTH 8TS.,
PHILADKI.PHIA
pRMUVAl,
REMOVAL
EXTRAORDINARY.
New Establishment, New Goods,
S. S. RATH VON,
2Icrcliiuit Tailor ami Draper.
ltc.spcctlu y lulerms his patrons nnd tli ub
lie Hull Im li'ii Itcmevcd lit. Merchant 'Inllor 'Inller
lug Kst.thl'sliment Irem Ne. let, where It has
been luLMii il lur ever tlilrty yt ars, te
131 North Queen St.,
(HOWKLL'S IIUILDINO),
Where liu has Just opened with u tresh and
seasonable linn et fabrics, ter men ami boy,'
weir, which will be made promptly te eritur
In any stj In. mill satisfaction assured.
Thatikliit ler pint lavers. his olfertM shall be
te merit tin- continued confidence nt the pub
lic S. S. RATHVON.
L'rartinil Tailor.'
lilJi I mil
H
until Aiir.
SPRING OPENING
VT-
H. GERHART'S
Tailoring Fslitltlishment.
I nin new prepared te show te tlie trade an
assoilmenl et Woolens ler tl;e Spring anil
Hummer Ti ado which 'or ltctuity. Quality find
Quantity surpassts nil my former emuls te
p case my customers
Nenn but tlie very bet Foielgn anil Amort Amert
can fabilcs ter Dress mill Hustings Milts ; a
cempli'tii llnoet the I nlcsi Shades et Spring
Oveicnittiig.
Tlie vi'iy best til workmanship ami prices
lower tliun any Heuse In tliu rlty ter tint same
iinillty et goods
I-I. GBRHART,
TAILOR,
Ne. 6 Eaat King Street.
TANKMAN 1111(1.
EXTRA PUSH.
That Is what make our NKW SPUING
S'lOCK LAUOKU. IIKTIKK AMI CIIKAPKU
than It ever wan bolero.
See tlie wonderlul low prices In
8,S
-AND-
Beys' Clothing.
Men's Bull) nt M.BO, tl.U),$ I.50.W.00, M O?8.00,
lle.tw, up te flt.w.
BOYS' AND OHILDRENS' OLOTflING
OUH tJUKATHPKOlAl.TY.
Heys' Suits ut tl.-a, UIW, law. f3M, $1.00,
Wee, ree, up te 110.00. ' ' T '
Clilldreu'saults at (1.3.1, 11.75, tt.0), i2.bi J.OO,
l.U0,liptO0.50. '
TO TIIK r.ADlKS i II you wish te buy Heys'
nrChlldretiH' Hulls leek at our large, stock,
elegant inuile styles, workmanship, quality
and low prlucs. 1'liey oanuel be niiprouehed
iinywhure in this city.
L, Gansman & Bre,,
TIIK r'AHmONAIiliU MICICUH AN 1'
I.OKS AND CI.OTIIIKI.
TAl.
Nes. 6((.e8 K0KT11 QUEKN 8THKET,
ltigbt ea ttia Boutbweat Cern or et Orange
Btreet,
LAN0A8T1SU, l'A.
nr Net connecioil with auy oiUer OletUlng
Uouseln thecltv.
3C
w
IllIOUT r.XOKl'TIOM THE IllSSr Se
Cigar 111 thecltv.
HAIlTMAN'rt YKI.LOW VI O.NT CIUAIt
HTOUK,
vi.urntmi.
1 HtlKK W1NTKKH,
THK LEADING
MERCHANT TAILORS.
Having the finest selection of
Fancy Suitings, Pantaleon Pat
terns, Plaids and Cheviots ever
shown in Lancaster, we hereby
extend an invitation te our
Iriends te call and inspect our
elegant stock.
We have secured the services
of Mr. Nicholas De La Soren Seren
skey, a first-class cutter. Geed
fits guaranteed. Alse full line
of fine Furnishing Goods.
GROPP& WINTERS,
23 North Queen St.,
npttMvd LANCASTKU, PA
S,,M'
I Ml .V ItAl'SHAN.
FINK TAIL0H8,
A V K 11 K M 0 V li 1) T 0
Ne. 121 North Queen St.,
Ami will )D pleased
their Klcgnul Sleek el
te have you examine
SUITINGS, Etc.,
-FOU-
SPRING AND SUMMER. WBAR
lilnjI.lrilTu.Th.tS
T 1 VKIIM A KATIIKIIN
WINTER STILL LIVES.
March, tlie llrHt month e( Spring, litis been
here an. I Is new entered upon tlie minutes et
time a i bygone. April has been ualicied In,
ami with It cehl and iincomlertnblo unit her,
hi a reminder. It would seem, that winter si 111
Uvea, anil lint .Spring, wltball Itsgliul tidings,
is yet laggard and yulii thing of tlie lutuic,
all picmnnl'lens et the weather wise te t-e
contrary notwithstanding
Bprlng will Hiinily come, however, and with
II bring the mild aliter wlilrli will nocessl necessl nocessl
Inte n change of ralmcnt-tne laying uide of
the Overcoat und llenvv Garments ler theso
llghteranil mero cetnfortable. Anticipating
tliu wants of our patrons, we Imve tail in ulu
up one of the laigcit and finest hulectleni et
Cl.OIIII.su KOU MKN. HOYS AND CIIII.
1IIIKN, Hhewu by uy house In this section or
thuHtute. All the handsome, styles prevalent,
inadu I,, a thorough, -yl"nmtlemanner, Irem
bent known mala ei Textile Fabrics, and
w ui runted ee nut le tlie best sold by anyone
anywliere.lt llke ttgnriH. KINK WOOI.KNS,
ler Uuiteiu Tailering: luindsoine and iittrac iittrac
tlve Novelties, te meet tlie requirements et a
t aslilon-ible Trade. N'e assettniunt llkoeurs.
.Ne prlctM mero rensonable.
MYERS & RATHFOK,
I.KAIIlNU I.A.NLAMKU CI.OTH1KIW,
NO. 13 HAST KINO STREET
I.A.NUA8TKU. PA.
Bl
tntlll.il A .-U1TON.
jincy Pantaloenings,
KIlKbll UtOJl TUB I.KAII1NU MAUIiKTS.
.Hal' UKUKIVKI) I1Y
&
Merchant Tailors and Clothiers,
NO. 24 CENTRE SQUARF.
i.A.NCVSTKK, PA
TIIV THK
DAYTON SHIRT,
ANIHOU IVIUi N'KVKH WANT
I) I'll Kit .SOltT.
AN'k
NECKTIES IN ENDLESS VARIETY.
Tegidher with every otliernitlclo belonging
te h tlrat-class Clothing lliuaar.
Call, e'dunlne goods, and consult tlie II no
list betoie miihltig your spring purchases.
Bilrgerfc Sutten's
BAZAAR,
Soullieast Angle L'entre Squnre,
I.ANCAhTHU. PA.
11 1 yd
VAi(i'nr,
EVI
rAiii.tstiP.i) iK.ie.
OARPET3
-AT-
Philip Schiim, Sen & Ge's
100 SOUTH WATElt STREET,
I.ANCAHTEH.PA.
Wohaven lull supply ei HAU AND TILL.
INU CAHPKTH. We only me tlie beat Of
yarns.
If you want n geed, 'Bervlceablu carpet,
plcasu cotne anil uxumliiu our stock befeiu
puicluislng olsewhoro, in v e will sell as cheap
us the cheapest. Cotne and gee loyeutself and
bocenvlnced, ns wuulways Imve tliu lopiila lepiila lopiila
tlen el making first-class curpeu.
CUSTOM KAU (JAHPE18 A8PKCIAI.TY
COVIHU.KTH. COUNTICIIPANKH, HI.AN-
KKTH, CAIIPKT CHAIN, 8T0CK.
INU YARN, Ae.
Dyeing Done In all Its branches nt short no
tice.
COAL! COAL!
Ol the beet quality, eipressly ter family use.
THY ASAMPI.KTON.
UKMKMHKIITIIK OLD STAND.
PHI LIP SC1IUM, SON & C0'8.
Ne. ISOHOUTll WATEIl 8THKKT,
I'J,1llld . I-ANCAHTKIt, PA.
flHlK NKW YOHK
"SUN
)
HKACUK8 I.ANCABTKH AT 9M A, M.
On the day et publication, Your nowsdealor
wilt supply It promptly en order, or we will
send It by mall nt 50 cents a month. Addicss
I.V.KNCiliAND,PubllsherTiii:3UN,"
uUl-3mil New Yerk City
nil I Sausian,
BURGER
SUTTON
3IK1HVAI,,
A MUCH HAItHAI'AIIH.I,A,
THINK OK IT NOW 1
Although much la said about thn Import
ance e: n bloed-purllyliig meillclne, It may be
possible that the subject lias iniver sorleuily
claimed your nltimtlnti. TIAnk of it new 1
Almeu every person has sotue tertn of screl
tlleus poison latent lu his veliin. When this
li)Velep9 In HcrnluleuH Herm, Hlrert or Kriip Kriip Kriip
tloni.erlti llin form el lUieuinatlsm, or Or
gaiilit IHinasiH, the sullerlng lhat ensurs la
terrible. Ilonce the gratltude of tlinse who
discover, ns thniiiinds yearly de, Hint
Ayer'fl Sarsaparllla
will thoroughly eradicate this evll from the
Hystctn,
As well expect Hfe without nlr a licnltli
without pure blend. Cloinse the bleed Willi
Ayei'n taiHnp:irllla.
rtiKrAiub nr
lr. .1. C. A, or A; Ce., Leircll, Muss
Held by all Druggist 11, sit bottte? for 1.
uS-ISlytl
AYKll'fl HAHAPAUII.I.A AN II AYKIt'S
Cherry Pectoral ter aln nt Ceelirun's
Hrug Htere, Ne
.17 ami 13'J North (Jueen Ht
l.ancastur, Pa.
A UIIKAT HUCUKH-J.
HOP PLATER.
This porous plnster Is lumeim for Its quick
utiil hearty action In curing I.aine Hack, Itlieu
iiiatUm, Hctallca, Crtrk In tlie Hack, hide and
Illp, Neuralgia. Htlir.lelntH and Mitieles, Hern
(Jliest. Kidney Troubles and nil imlns eraches
either local or deep-seated. It seethes,
.Strengthens ntid Htlinulales the parts. Tlie
virtues et hops combined with gums-clean
and ready te apply. Hupurler te liniments,
lotions and salves. Price, 2.1 renls or ft ler
l.u. Held by ilrirggl.M and country stores.
Mailed en receipt et prices. Hey J'latler Com
pany, Pioprlelors, llosten, Mass.
A GREAT SUCCESS.
-The best tamllv pill inadn-lliiwlny's
.Stomach and I.Iver J'llii. 21c. Pleasant In
action anil easy te take.
nevaHyilAw (l)
OiIMAIIITaN NI'.KVINi: NKVUIt
FA I I.S
SAMARITAN
NERVINE!
THE QPEA.T
NERVE CONQUEROR.
I'lii) only known tpecljicler Kplleptle Kit (!
9t$ ler Spasms imd Falling sickness. &
Nervous Weakness quickly relli veil ami
cured.
Kqualled by none in dellrlumef lever. TJ
-Neutralizes norms t ills. 'iLses and sickness.
Cures ugly blotches nnd siuboein tiloed sores
Clean'es bleed, quleketisslugglsll circulation
Kllmin.ites Dells. Carbuncles and hrald.s.'ua
rPermniiently aii'l promptly cures paraly
sis. 1es.lt Is a chni tiling und liealtlitul Aperient,
Kills .Scridulaand King's Kvll, twin brothers.
Ch.iuges bad biealh te geed, removing cause.
0-Keut.s biliousness and clears completion.
Charming reselvent nnd matchless laxative.
It drives Hick Headache like tliu wlnd.'Sa
Centalim no drastic cit'iartlc or opiates.
Promptly cures rheumatism by routing It. -40
Hesteies Hie giving properties te tliu bleed
Is ku iranleed te cute all nervous illserdcis.
fl-ltellab!e when all opiates fall.'ua
Helreshes tlm mind and Invigorates the body,
Cuies dyspepsia or money retunded.-'ia
4tKndersei In wilting by ever titty thou
sand Leading physicians in V. s. nnd Kurope.'
Leading clergymen In U. H. and Kurope.'fcH
Diseases et Uie bleed own It n conqueror. "u
r'ei sale by all leading druggists, ll.fr. "bO
Ihe Dr. S. A. Ulchmend .Medical Ce. Preps.
HI. .leieph. Me.
Ch.H. N. Crittenden, Agent, New lerk City.
nprll-Iyeedilw VI)
I 1AIN IIMAI.TII AND llAITINlCSi
HOW 1
DO A3 OTIIKUS 1IAVH
IIONK.
AUK lOUR KIDNKY3 DIOHDKHED T
"Kidney-Wert hteughlmn from my grave,
nslt were, alter I ha I bet" given up by 1.1 best
lectors In Detroit."
M. W. DkVuiuux, Mechanic, lenl.i, Mich.
AUK YOUIl NKUVK3 WKAK T
Kidney-Wert cured me Irem neiveus weak
ness, Ac . alter 1 had net evpected te live."
Mrs. M. M. II. (ioedwln, Kd Clirltttan Monitor
Cleve and, Ohie.
I1AVK lOU UUIUIIT'H DIHKAHK7
"Kidney-Wert cuied iii'iwhen my watir
was Just llkn chalk and then like bleed."
trunk Wilsen, Peabody, Mess.
SUKPHItlNU KKOJl DIAIIKTKS:
" Hldiiev-Worilsthetiieslsiiccesstiiltemeily
I lia e ever used. Ulves almost Immediate re
lict." Dr. Phillip C. Iliilleu, Monkton, Vt
HAVK lOU 1.1VKU COMPLAINT 7
" Kldnev-Wert cured me of Chronle Liver
Dlscises after 1 pniyed te die." llenrv Ward,
latoCel. e'Jth Nai, Uiianl, N. Y.
id YOUR HACK LAMK AND ACIIINO !
' Kldnev-Weit (I bottle) cured me when I
whs be lame I had te tell out of bed."
C. M. Tulmage, Milwaukee, Is,
HAVK YOU KlDN'l'.Y DISKAHK t
" Kidney-Wert made me sound lu liver nnd
kidneys utter in us otiiusiiccesstuldeetoilng.
lis north lb' ib ." S.un'l Hedges, Wlllhims-
tow li, West a.
AUK lOU CONHTIPATKD7
'Kidney Wert causes easy evacuation and
cuied mealier tOjeaisusoet ether medlclne."
Nilseu Paliehlld, Ht. Albans, Vt.
HAVK IeTTmALAUIA 7
"Kl'lnej-Weit has dene butter than any
ether temeiiy l nave ever used in my pine pine
tlee." Ill It. K.Ctaik. .Seuth lleie, Vt.
AUK YOU I1ILIOUH7
" Kidney-W nrl has dene me moie geed than
any ethet lemedy 1 have ever taken."
Mts J.T. UnlleMiiy, I' He Flat, Oregon.
AUK YOU IOUMKNTKD WITH PILKH7
' Kidney-Wert peimanently euied me el
bleeding piles. Di. W. C. Kltuu leceinmeuded
It tome." tiee. II. Ilerst, Cashier M. Hank,
Myerstown, Pa.
AUIJ lOU KIIKUMATISM IIACKKD 7
" Klduoy-Weit cured me alter 1 was given
up te ille by physicians und 1 had siidcied JO
years," Elbrldgu Malcomb, West Hath, Me.
I.ADIKS, AUK YOU 8UKPKUINU 7
" Klilnov-Wert cured me el peculiar treu
bles et several years standing. Many Irien. is
use and pralsu IL" Mrs
i..imere.iu
I sit)
i.ii moue, i.
II you would llanlsh Disease and lialn Health
take
KIDNEY-WORT,
THK lll.OUD CLKANHKII.
ilOCS-eeil.tw
Kiiini:y-weut vim mai.k at utiea.
iiiuM Drug Htore, Ne. 137 and I3J Neilli
Uueen Htieut, Lancaster, 1'a.
Tl KAHUUAUTKUS I'Oll TK
INDIAN MKD10ITO,
KA-TON-KA AND MODOU INDIAN OIL
-AT-
LOOHER'S Drug Stere,
NO. 9 KAST KING BTKKKT,
LANOASTKK,PA.
N
OTIOE.-PATIP.NTH WIHIIINO Ttl CON.
DR. LA GRANGE,
etf KiilKuniinTETnitBT, l'liii.ADxi.riiu, Pa
are lequesled te glvu at least two days
nollce prier tn their Intended visit te prevent
disappointment and less or time.
lir. La Grange's new work en Nervous Dis
eases and Allied Dlseidnrs. Hent free by pest,
60 cents. Address as above. inl-Smd
A BEAR STORY.
A niOTIIKK AHINDONS IIKK tltlttS
Met
TiiRt hlie f.ereil llrr illliprlnt; i.ttn,
lint 'Hut Hlie l.uved tlie Kiitn Het.
tte niere.
I'Vetn nil accetintn tliu Inrer peifiuu of
tlie iieput.it ion of tliu Pine mount, tin
region, in Delawnre county, N. Y , la at
present in c.imcnt, pursuit of tlm in thoref
two ljuar cubn nbent the nl.a of mimII
)tipl)IeH, which foil into tlie bands of two
tteift lighuruieu en S.ittinl.iy List, Tite
lltilicrnien had noatetl tbutnnolvea in the
filieltcr of a reek te ntnoke their jiIim-h nnd
take a drink. Otie of thctn, Jnek Trum Trum
bell, in Kqhtlne; evor tliu btt!e, whieli
was aimed at en anle of feily-flvc dittoes
tewnrd a hill opposite him, discovered
that it had " drawn bead " en two b.iby
bcatB, They were rolling and tumblnie;
ever ene nttother In play en tle ttpper nide
of an old Ien'. Trumbull lowered the
bettlu at ence, laid It en the gieuud, und
htarled up tlie hill toward the cubs.
Ills coin)au!en, a man by the name of
Uerbutt, followed him. The little bears
showed no dinnosttlen te resist eijiture,
and tlie tnen each took ene tip in his arms.
The lUhormen turned te re back after
thelr flshlnc tackle and betlle, but
chaucd their tniuils before they had
takcti a Btrp. On the ether bide of the
hollow, about threo htitidred yards away,
nnd co ml tie; directly and rajiiilly toward
the Rjiet where they had cat down te re
freeh thomfielvci, was an old bear. It was
plainly the mother of the cubs, and Trtim
bell and Uerbutt started for the nearest
elearini; with their booty. Tltey expected
te be followed oleso by the old bear, but
they reached a lumber cabin nearlj tve
tnilcH distant without having nccn any
BiKtiBefhcr. Ati lieur afterwaid, wbile
they were awaiting the arrival of a mt-8
i-eiiKrr who had been Beut afttr eitns and
muultleu, with which the fisherman in
tended te returti in search of the old bear,
a boy, without any hat ami vet much
excited, uame running into the cabin.
"There'H.i big bear up the creek," he
exclaimed, "and if it ain't diuuk it's
cra.y ' I was ilshin' down the creek, an'
jist as I worked myself 'round the odge of
tbe bic; reek at tbe lower end e' tlie dark
hole, I camu Equare en te the bear. It
was rellin' about an' kind e' growth),' but
net like as if it was mad. Tint I Untight
it had been shot an' had i;e-, away, an'
was laiiu' thore givin its tljin' kijkrt.
Then 1 looked agin' an' see two llsh poles
broke into a dozen ploecs, aV a llsh line
was wound all 'round the be u. I was jist
gem' te make a break for t'ether flide e'
the creek te git away 'fere the b.iar seed
me, but jibt thou it did tiee me, an' ri. up
au' catne right fur me, a spanin' away Jist
into l've eucu ilruukeu raltmeu delu'. 1.
didn't wait no longer, but list pulled
across that brook au' rnade for here."
Tli-i tiicsfetigscr eame In & lew minutes
later, and Tiumbell and Ilcrbutt started
back with hhetimtis leaded
with buokhhet
after the bear When tluy
reaohed the
bpet the bear was cone,
L'we hours had
p.wscu siuce the boy had toen her. luu
bjttle was found near whpte it had been
li ft. It was empty. Thib vas explanation
enough te the hunters why the bear had
net followed thorn. 1'iubhi te resist the
temptation of btreug drink. hlie bad tarried
Willi the bettle and drained it. When the
boy omie upeti the bsar slie was drunk.
She had aroused hcrfelf by bieaking the
llibpeles into bits. While under the iiitlu
ence of tlie liquor she had forgotten all
about her cubs, and wheu the cit'euts hid
Iftisficd oil she knew that it was tee late te
be of any ssrvice te them, and at oeco be
thought herself of her own s.ilety. rie
well did she leek out for horself that,
although about twenty men and tieys have
been seDuriug the legion ever since, they
have uet discovered ene trace of he. It
isstippesedth.it she has eluded her pur
htiers m ene of the dctiRe swamps around
the headwatfis of the Delaware
Four years ae two men named Dawd
Hescnthicr and Ed. Liudsby eaptuted
three cubs en I'tiie nieiiutain, near whute
the nbuve two were found The two cubs
eaptuted ou Siturday are ntdlat theeibiti,
where they play about as contentedly as
two kittens.
l.ilMU 1lK liKTWISKN DlllMl.
Twcnl Mnn Who Plmlgnl llinuiselies I i
5ebiltty Vi ttl a llemiicriii Is l.lieted
N.. World.
The day after the decision of the clco clce clco
tetal cotnmlssleu dccliring It I!. Hayes
president of the United Status w.u rei.
ilcrcd, twenty tuiddle agtd men met before
the bar of a Madisen etroet, Chicago,
taloeii te take a drink of whisky. It w. a
te be the last think of wlrsky they wete
le take until a Democratic piei-uU nt tihuuld
be inaugurattd. Timy had made a soletnu
vow te this effect, and the pet.alty that
was ilxed for breaking it was a Hue of
$100. 11 any lines should be collided the
meney was 1 1 ba placed in a b u.k and lx
pended ou the inaugutal.eii el a Demo
cratic president in llttingly e-leb.atlng
the end of then period of probation
That was soveu years age, and the lime
is new drawing ueai when tluj banguinely
hepe they will be iibMilved fiem their
oath.
Of the twenty two have dual, live have
proved backsliders, four of them piyiug
their lines, aud the fifth bmw tee p i te
de se. This leaves thit teen el the eiigin.il
tweuty nnd, us Lit as is known they have
net violated their pledges.
One et thuse who t ink the, pledge Is
Jehn Pearhen, wait.r at tin Hherintii
house. Pearson has Ier.t a couple of lui
tunes. He has been in business oil and en
since 1851, autl Is a part km I ir crony of It.
P. Hutchinson, the millunaiie gi.un aud
oammisBlen man.
" Yes," he admitted when spoken te,
" I am oue of the twenty. I have never
tasted a drop of whUky sine 1370 Nene
of us were very hard dilnke', but we all
drank enough te make It a li inble priva
tion te quit se suddenly. II i Uotneoratlo
president should net be t leeied for tweuty
j eats we were te keep our il 'Ige Tli-ie
was no limit or oenditton ."
" When de you oxpeel te take a think
again V"
"MaiuhO, 1893," nti.eied Pearson,
litihebitattui'lv. " and the i.iesldeul will be
Samuel J. Tllden. I don't intend te get
drunk, ler I nover did, but, the llrht g,in
of whisky will table mighty geed 1 loekon,
aftei eight jcatH of ginger ale."
CIHJMTKV (UlAl K AKIIS.
'Hie I'ceiilluillliH of hiime Old Winter
County Ceinitirii"
Phllalclplila Jnnutiei.
Uhester oetinty beenn ti abound with
old gravejards. Thoi ate mostly small,
often disused and overgievui with btubh,
and tn home of thetn lie the letualns of
nuvoltitlenarvboldiois. They ate gener
ally free, no charge buiug made te any one
for interments. One of thea in known as
Carr'n graveyard, being lOutii.ueuii with
lauti leuii the nrenerty et iiw iv.nr iiiiuy
land Line the nreticrtv
This la hltuatul en the Oulf lead, ueai
Uh crossing wlih the. read leading
from Wn)ite te the King of Pitinsla.
Adjeinlug the graveaid lu a prltultlve
chnpel, fermeily uicdas a ehureh en Sun
davs and ptoaehttig days aud a soheol en
weekdays. II ii old fashioned, uudo uude uudo
iiemlnntloDJl ui. e""gs tire still bold. Old
tlme oustema still prevall, the meu sitting
upon ene slde of the Iioube, the women
upon the ether. (Julto rocentlya new
school home has been oreetod near the
original building. This was dene because
the deed of the old soheol liouse required
that occasional religious sorvlces should
be held within its walls ; but, when the
oehools of Chester county bocame froe, it
was decided that a public school could net
preperly be tised for any such purpese.
llettce the new building, within n ntone's
threw of tlie old.
Anether old irrnvevard is en the read
leading from Eigle Stntlen te Pert Keti
nctly, near Hpary's crossing. This has been
disiiHed, and It Is surreuntlcd by a ertim
hling wall overgrown with brush, and
filled with sunken graves nnd grey tomb
(tones, from which the inscriptions are
half effaced. This is the resting place of
many of the Hoaver family. One rather
pretentiens old tablet reads quaintly,
"Part of this marble tomb is dedieated
te the memory of Margaret Ueaver, ote.,"
nnd en tbe ethor slde el a dividing line,
running down the middle el the tdab,
"part of this marble tomb is dodlcated te
the memery of Devault Heaver, etc."
Tlie latest date In the grave yard is about
1830 Near by Is the inevitable old school
hotihe ; our ancesters foemed economically
inclined te make the name luikllng serve
the dotible purpese of chinch and school,
This poheol houscjhewpv.-v, was never used
for religious purposes, although it might
have been, acef riling te tbe original deed,
by and tloneraluatlon except Uaptist nnti
Outholie.
llnnest honne Toe Much for ItulT'iaiiDry
Loulsvllle CouTler-.Iournal.
Mr. Ilelniaii domenstratcd te the sat
isfaction of Mr. Herr, the funny man from
Michigau, that he has ether strong points
besides his quility as an objector. The
Heuse had under consideration the Indian
appropriation bill, and Mr. Herr was
urging au inornase in the salaries of oertain
Indian agents in Michigau from $1,000 te
81,200 a year. Mr. Ilelman opposed the
nmendment. Mr. Herr crossed evor and
steed near Mr. Iljlmau while the latter
wasspjaking, and wheu hoeonolttdotltook
up his song again for incroafe of pay.
He was reminded by Mr. Helmau's atti
tude en tlie question, he said, of a re
mark attributed by a New Yerk piper te
a distitiguished ludianiati upon the teceipt
of the uews in 1330 that his state had
cone Itepublicau, that he wouldn't have
had it happen for tweuty flve cents.
The rofcrenou was tnade dircetly te Mr.
Ilelman and the remark was rather offen
sive in itsscope. Nothing rullhd, though,
and in the kindest manner, Mr. ilelman
replied that the dlffcrence between that
distinguished ludianiati and the gentle
man from Michigan wa, the former
would have paid tbe tweuty flve oents out
of his own pecket, whlle tlie latter was
sceking te be liberal with the government's
meney.
The liouse took a irejd laugh at lien's
expense, and finally he himself joined in
it, "I gtve it up, said he, and then
waddeled Inck te his siat and his amend
ment was lest.
She Nrxcr Uiiuueu.
Kentucky hlite Journ 1.
-V handsome, yeuuir and wealthy mar
ried wemiu was visiting at n Newport
lady's residence, where was also visiting
au elderly married woman wdie endeavored
te put en an elephaut lead of style.
" Indoed, aud I must go home," said the
young visitor. " I must get mipper this
eveniug." "And cau you cook '." sur
prisingly asked the old 'tut. " Oh I yes
mother taught us all hew te ojek." Just
thou the old servant woman c.ime into the
toem from the kltehnu, and, seeing the
olderly married woman, ran te her, grasped
her by the hand and eried out : " Well, I
declare te gracious Melly, is this you ?
Faith and 1 haven't laid mi eyes in ye
since me and you used te work nt the
hotel in Chicago ! An' I hear it's married
ye are ! At rah an' je ued le b the bett
en ok tn the eutiihry. Have e any chil
dren .'"
Till) l'eilt ui lljltij llin III New Verk.
N Y. Hei.Ud.
Dying tn a reprchunsible lubit, mi mat
ter where indulged in ; but it is peculiarly
ebjeetl inable in New Verk if the person
attempting it has auy money, (et attempts
at will breaking appear te have become
the iiile, auy evidence being oeusidirod
geed enough te bugiu a contest with. Iu
aer.Q) new bafore the surregate the con
tcstautii bring a witness t. testify that the
shape of the teitatir's In.i'l had some
thing te de with his will making power.
If this Mirt of thing geen en a rich man
will have te distribute his estate while he
lives or tnove into some safer neighbor
hood before he dies
'1 he inetbei s tti.it iduuttjs dhmjree about tbe
beauty el then lespielive babies nlwuys
nyreetw the but that let the cieup, and cob s
el theli buttles nothing can tqual Unit ile
llghtliil ant pleas ml lemedy, Hi. Hull's
Cough hrup.
HIIKlllKt' S Hl'.l'lUll'.
Undei dull) el May HI 1SM, Mr. Isil.ihCoek,
teimeily a'.u lilt el hkewhegan, .Me , writes us
billows : " I have been nlllletu I lei ever twen
ty (-0) yean with a weikness nl Ihekblnejs
und ller, nnd li'ive had nev re pilus in tbe
buck and sides, which were brought upon me
In th Hint piano I y expesuiu dining my stay
in Cullternl i dining the e.uly settlement of
the laud el geld At times my wii'er lietibled
inn very much and utter trying tunny il'iroi il'irei
unt ineaiiH wtiheul recetvtng any bjnelll. 1
1 Nasi (lucid te try Hunt's Iteme'ly, although
1 wiiniuuuh piijtidlccd ag dust II und all ether
medicines. 1 piucliin-ed a bottle ut Cuslilng's
ill tig store, liere In kew begun, ai d I leiiml
til :t tlie llrstboll'e lolleved all piluslu the
I buck and sides; and 1 Imie.lu my I.unlly, used
lle bullies lu all, and have teund llamedl
clue el lent meilliiiid et great value and have
gladly recommended II te many et my filends
and neighbors, ulie iinlvets.illy pialse 11 lu
, high let'ius. Uiu ai. i at llbuily te use my
uame ter the bout. Ill et sullurlng humanity."
! J 1 11 111, l ADVillH.
lli.ivebejn tinnbled with kidney dlsu.ue
an l grisel tern long tlme, wltll sevtiepilns
In my limbs and back, with Inll.unmiill in el
III el. lei Mj sulkilngs weie ten Hue I Hied
si ei il phsldins, all te no purpeii 1 teund
tl ill wns growing very leeble. 1 was OS
i iiui.igeil, und lest lalth lu phyblcliius and
I iiiedlc ine, w lien il friend Hein Maiden, who
hud been emcil by Hunt's llemidy el gravel
and Hvur complaint, lotemmendod It te me,
und tieui tlie Hut bettlu 1 commenced te Im Im Im
ptoye, mi ' tliiee bottles liie entirely eutcd
me, und I lie.ullly thank my lrleud for Ms
timely advice te ue Hunt's-ilemcdy, ier n'l
the pains have gene liem my back, und 1 mu
In excellent condition, and 1 fee' that u wnul
fiem me, may be tliu means of saving some
trlend that may be sulleilug ui I did, before
taking Hunt's lt'inedy, the best kidney und
ilvei cure. Hamuui. LirrLKriuLU,
Ne. lis J Washington Street,
May 1.', lull. llosten Mass.
UOllSI. UAII.UOAII MKN.
Having occasion te tise a medlclne let gin
oral debility In my family, 1 was recommend
ed by u filL.ii I le use Hunt's Item idy. as that
was belug used with inc.it success all overthe
count ry. We have usul one bettle with maik.
ed buuellt, and llnd It Jiut as represented,
nnd u medicine or great value, mid I eliecr.
iuUyudd my tostlmeny In pralse of Hunt's
Ueiuedy. Gueauu V. Hcotem,
Wiitehmau Hettili llosten Car Htnblcs.
fieiitli lloiten, Mass , Mey U 1841.
I u7-lwilM,WilMw
Olironle Uonttveiie Unreel by Ilmndreth's
l'lllf,
Hully IIckxe Mills, AmzeifA Tsn.,
January 21, 1883.
Fer Uie last two yenrs 1 have been greatly
troubled with cestlveness, elten ten or twolve
"lays elapsing without any movetnont el my
bowels. 1 have tried many rcmedlcs, but
none with sttcces, until I ttseil yenr Vkokta Vkekta
nts I'fLLs-tfthlng tlirce pills nnd Increasing
"no eacn night until I took nine, then decreas
ing ene each night, Slnce thou my bewels
have continued regular each day, nnd my
liendnclie, sour stomach, and general liuwitttde
Imve lelt me, ninl 1 feel Hke another mnn
which Is entirely owing te your puis-andl
would net be without them In this new coun
try. A. M. IIKATII.
American Art.
Photographs, Kngnivlngs, ete.. can boox beox boex
fltilslloly colored with wilh liquid Art Celers
iinuln from Diamond Dyes. Kull directions
for Ibis bcautlltil art work, with n luindsotne
colored cabinet photo senl te any address for
10 cenLs. WKLI.3 A ItlCHAUDSON A CO .
Hurllnuten, Vf.
A Fine lilt.
When the proprietors of Murdoch Jlloed Jilt
fcr put this renowned medicine en the mar
ket they hit it exactly. They lilt ilyspepsla,
Indigestion, and liver and kidney complaints
n hard blew, from which they will nover re
cover. Ker sale by II. u, Cochran, drug
gist, 137 and IS'J North Uueen street.
Ne Iloceptlon Ueeil.
It Is, strange se many poeplo'wlll continue
te gutrer day alter day with Dyspepsln. I.lver
Complaint. Constipation, Heur Hleinach, Uon Uen
oral Debility, when they ran preenrn at our
store HlllLtlU'H VITAL1ZKH, Ireoef cost It It
does net euro or relieve tlietn. Price, 75 centa.
Held by II. II. Cochran, 137 unit 130 North Queen
It cot. Lancaster. lodli-eedS
Trutti urustieil te Kmtli
Is bound te rise Crowd down nnd smother
the truth as yen may concerning ihetnni' A'o A'e
lectrta OH yet the fuels will rise up that It Is
ene et the best remedies for aches, sprain",
nnd pains Hint hns ever yet been Invented.
Ker sale bv II. II. Cochran druggist, 137 unit
1.10 North giieen Htreet.
1HIY U Ul)l)S.
rK
SS tlllOHH.
WATT, SHAND & GO,,
Nes. 8 & 10 E.
King
St.
Otteman Dreea Goede,
The r iverlte of the Season, in all tlie New
shades, at 25c, IZe und ,:a n yard.
PIN CIIKCKH AND VAKILOATKD
Spriny Sultingf
In L HOICK VAUlKTYat POPUl.A't PII1CK3
Sutnmer Silks,
Aicniucliln taver tilts fceasen. t.liolce linei
at3Xe , trOc.and SSc a yuld.
SPHINU 8UADKH IN
Oalored Dress Silks,
at tee, 75?., Il.oeayard. Kxtruerdlnniy value
lu
Bluck Dress Silks,
ut $1 U) H 2.1, an 1 $1.50 a jard. Our Celebrated
Black Oashmores
Have never been lu gnater demand. We In
vileHpeclul Attention te tlie Me. I'JXc,
75c, $1.00, il -25 numbers as being
t'ie best, second te none.
lust opened, 500 New Patterns of Cambric,
Nalnzoek and Swiss Kmbreldcrles nt
Lewer Prices than we have
ever known.
NEW YORK STORE,
N0.S. S A: 10 KAS'I' KINU NT.,
LANCASTKU, PA.
Nl,
r,r noe. i te tiik utiuitr iiiiusk
Shawls. Shawls.
Shawls hivenlwajs been a specialty with
us, and our stock of
II
Weie uovtrasattrac'.lieasutthopicscnttlmo.
FIIKNCII, HUOl'CH.
GKUMAN ANll AMKltlCAN HHAWLS
rrjin 75c. te
fiVOO, te suit
tnstu et nil.
the pin se unit
Alse lull sleck Lupin's make et
Black Cashmere Shawls.
SINGLK AND DOl ItLK.
Thcee Hhawls me lat supeilnr In weight nnd
colei tOHiiyethui make Imported. PHICK
ti'O J.I50 1150, 1111, il 111, 7.1, S.1I, f IUO,
IIJOO, IlllOllIld lUIOD.
R. E. Fahnestock,
LANCASTKU, PA.
Next Doer te the Court Heuse.
(illf tttl.it IKK
T HIHtsil'n.
FOR EASTER.
lust lecelved Choice llnnmins, Sweet Ja
iiialca Oranges, sweet .Mountain Musslnn
Oranges, O O Meunuiln Messina Orangis.
Lemens very cheap, 10c deen.
Our Easter Specialty.
rine htnbessed Curds of llosesand Plewets
given with COr'fKKmulTKA.
-THY OUIl-
. UIO nLENUK!) COFKEE,
The Hest Me Coiree In Lancaster. Alse Cettee
nt lie, --ile. mid 13e.
A Jeb let et Peuches 5 lb for Slc.Jnt
BURBK'S,
NO. 17 BAST KING STREET.
LVll'.Vr.NH 1IOUHK
O SHAVING ANll HAlll DUKS31NG
SALOON.
Geed Jeurneviuen mid prtcm sumu us ettur
ealoens. II. WAGNKlt,
myl5-Ud Manager,
FAHMETOCK'S
UATI Alt It CAt'Jt.
F
OU HALK
-AT-
SMIz's Oily Hat Stere
The tnofttcetnploto nssertmrsiit of Hptlng
siyies sitir nnu aett nnisover one red In
this city nnd nt prices that will astonish
the most careful buyer. We have taken
grcnt enre In selecting these goods, net
only In regnrri te style, but In quality
also and as we buy ler cash nnd soil ler
cash only, we gttnrnntea te glve you mu
goeduti article "If net belter" thanenn"
be bought nnywhore ler the meney. The
YOUMAN'H SUIT Hat this soaeen Is n
beauty, nnd (or quality, style and durabil
ity cannot be surpussed, Tlie HUOAD
WA V Hllk Hat Is a very seniible style this
season, having a lull brim nnd becoming
almost any ene. Cleth Hats nre the prin
cipal tciiture for boys nnd we have n lull
ns'erttncnt A lull line et light-weight
SOKT nnd POCKKT HATS, nnd In laet
everything that can be found In n first
class Hat Htern, nt
144 North Queen Street.
(CJUNIIAKKU'S OLD STAND,)
A few doers above the Franklin Heme,
LANCASTKIt, PA.
mar 27 lydAw
OUULT-Z 01.11 Hl'ANII.
OIIKAT UKDUCriON IN
Hats, Caps, "Furs,
Ladloe' Seal Sncquea and Delmans,
Ladies' Pur-Lined Olrculars,
Ucnts'nnd Iiatllcs' Seal Cups at Cost,
BILK UMltKVT.LAS.
A Lirge Assortment el GLOVKS at (est.
THK LAItOKSTHTOCK AND AH80HTMKNT
OKrABIUONAHLi:
, Purs, &c.
Kvoretlorod te the public, nt the LOWK3T
PH1UKH. Wholesale und ItetAtl. lluy
ler cash only and sell cheaper
than any ether Hat Hlere
tn the city.
HOLK AOKHT FOUTllh
Knox Silk & Derby Hat.
The ONLY Hat Manutncteiy m Lancaster.
Heys' Caps item 10c. up. Men's Caps et all
jtimin gri iiiiy luuuceti in
griutly leduced In prlee. Itepalrliig
neatly unit promptly done,
. Old hllk lint mniie
iisuiDiiueie.
JOHN tSIDES,
12Mld Successor te SHU LTZ A HUO.
TOJ1AVVO AM UOAJtS.
DhttievAr..
XX A. OHLKNDKIt has removed his TO-
I5ACCOANI) CIUAIl STOBK Irem Ne.-TltO
Ne 19 WKSl'KINU bTKKKT. wheie he will
have mete room and gienter facilities for car
ry Ing en his Incteaslng buslnet-s.
A large stock et uil tliu HKSl' UIt,NDH or
Toba"ces, Cigars ml Hnutfs constantly en
hand. Call at the
HKD. Will I KAN II IILUK KHONT,
NO. 13 WKSTKI.VU ST. A. OHLKNDKIt.
tnur.'l-Itnit
liriUH.K'JAI.K ANUIIKTAH.
Tobacco aud Cigars
-AT
STEHMAN'S NEW STORE,
110 NORTH OUKKN STICKKT ( Hocend deer
below Kranklln IIoiipe).
Pellio, Llltle Neck, Saw Leg, Chocolate
Cream nre the best chewing liinuils In tbe
market, mamilacturttl et selected ste k.
Ilnuey Plant and Ileal Out m u hiru plugs ter
the price.
I'est smoking we ever ellered ; Deiby nnd
Fruits nnd lowers. Mlneis' Pililu ler smok
ing ntid chewing Cliewers prennuuiu our
Gelden Threud rlne Cut tliu best thht can be
iniule.
All Cigars tetnlleil from 2 for te te loenplece
nre inauuiacliired by ourselves. That they uni
long tlller, geed werkmanslilp nnd excellent
quality, nil admit.
Ilnx trnde n specially; ulwnys ene te two
million en hand tn select I retr , ranging In
price Irem ffMO pur bundled ilnnn. Cheap
clgais bought tn large n,unutltlm, and can
always turnlsli you goods at bargains Our
(1 00 and tKOpei- hundred cigars uie euilaluly
a pTlzu te piwch'iscrs.
As heretoieie, will always have a lull llnoet
Plug and Mneklng lobacce and Clttnis ut tliu
OLD STAND.
Kbtsbllllied 187t.
Nea 252 & 264 North Queen St.
(Mr-t Stere alie ve Hoystene HOute.)
H. 1; STEI13IAN & CO.
ninrtl-lyd
r in wake, e.
rpill-. GHKAT IIAKOAIN IsTIIKK,
NO. 24 SOUTH QUEEN ST.,
LANCASTKU, VA.,
JOHN L SCIIAUil, Froiirietor.
MOUf UKUA lAANft I'liKSllUMS fiMA
A N V U VII Kit IIO UtiK IN
AMKHIUA.
.KlOC'H'PKIt IvKlTLKS, ullslz-s, nllpilces
Kvetyi.' V'touef
It IU3K KUHNIMIING GOODS.
Kvery itencrlptleu el
GAS AND COAL OIL KIXTUUKH.
Kvoiydeseilptlenof
DOUHLKSULDKUKD TINWAItK.
hviry desoilptleu et
I.A.Ul'3, WOIU II 11UY1NO.
And u niultltude et arlleles needed by nil
classes et llin community.
v-IIujlng and nuinnlacturlng lu wheleanln
quaiitlllus, we uie prepared le glve our pa
trons tliu baiiuili of monies Hunt saved or
liiadc.
3Hpect.il attention paid te COUNTUY
Til A 11 K.
JOM P. SCHAUI,
24 t?euth
Queen Btreut
ANOASTKIl.
teli-'ivu
PA
rilOlOUJtAl'IIN.
J.
K. KIITK.
There has been such n demand for
LAUGU PHOTOUKAPH3 Ibnt 1 wiu
cempellul te get u VKUY LAUGK
UAMKltA I10X te meet the iieuiiiud.
We enn new make you n PHOTO as
annUl iw the smallest locket w 111 held
up le n 5-Inch lace, te fit ,an lSxJ'
t rume.
J. E. ROTE,
Ne. 100 North Queen Streot,
une3-tfi)i
1 hai'i: iieriiiLAUfci ". .?!
IT KxceUler bmilegii n'nlcr en lini uglit.
Henry Itabter, proprietor el m 'W , j
aiiinit 31 North yuwAfiJSfhSftSSlief.
the barroom, nee'V'.V.f ii ...Viei itiau's eel-
unil Imn
i brut oil
A " '."?. .. in tnueltv. A Ise.SAlt.
whlrh be
ATii iawatKK irem the Inmeus KxcolMer
Vn.&Awi.N.V.AIulllWOrtlll8tPl
r.'""'r. ' ivhiiid mill i.inuura uii kbiu.
tlieputcit
k M .... - f
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