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LANCASTER, PA., THURSDAY, MAY 8, 1881.
I'rice Twe Cente.
w-gf&i" vl mJ
1
nt.eriiiMi,
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AMAHAlll.ll X IIIIOWN.
Spring Prices
On many articles of clothing will
be very low and Oak 1 In.ll will
repeat the past experience en an
enlarged scale that of giving
retail buyers the benefit of geed
bargains en great lets of goods.
VVanamakkr & Brown.
Oak Hall,
H. K. Cornet Sixth uml Market.
hi; it i
l'HII.ADKI.rlllA.
IMII. II U.S. UN MAM
fn. ,1 iMALIMI.
FINE TAILORS
Ne. 121 North Queen St.
We luwi new In Stock mi elrgntit llnnnf
Kngll-.li, .Scotch it if I American Hulling width
we liivltn you tu examine.
Kull line of 1'lald mid Cheek .Multilist. Trims Trims
eritur mill Spring Overceatings
-None lint till) bint vveiHmanshlp uml de.
gunt Kit (Juaranterd.
&
Ne. 131 North Queen 81.
intyiMvdTu.ThAS
-TKKt)tl.NT lAII.Oltl.NO.
Lnueaetcr.
DATID E. WINTERS,
FINE
MEKOHANT
TAILOR,
Ne. 23 North Queen St.,
LANCASTER I' A.
II
I Kb 11 II Ull II IKK.
IK UU WANT ONK UK III03K
100 Children's Suits,
MADE OK AM. WOOL CASMMKIIK, Hlies I
te II, wlileli vu utu selling fui
ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY OENT3
Cull u oneent our store, u they urn selling
lust.
W K Cll A I.I.KN'U K COM 1'hTl HON
HIRSI & BROTHER.
IS OUIl MKASUItlNU DKl'AKTMUNT
we Kte obewl' g n iimiiliiT of Sew Style of
Uoeds, widen we ure
Making te Onler for $15.
I hey tire an Kxtm Hargaln, as they ure worth
much uiore money.
IN OUU
FURNISHING GOODS
DEPARTMENT,
We are Constantly lloeetvlng NKW GOODS.
-LAM. AT-
Hlrsh & Brether's
I'KNN HAl.1. CI.OTIUNU UOUSK,
Nes. 2 and 4 North Queen Ptrent.
I.ANCASTKH, I'A.
Tiiiitticu a MurniM.
MAY HAS COME.
Mlltl iiiniiuuretl, Kuntle, hiiiIIIiir May,
W Lim iiien uml woiiieu Kiew uinre Kiiy I
And If the moil w niilil leek thelr lieut,
Thuy Hheulil tu cletliliiK una tin int.
Anil Unit rtiininiti uv Unit one. el the meit
vnrlf.l iisaortinentH el clethlnif e lmn ever
scen, uml ut the most rviisuiiable jirleu, Unt
Bnrier & Sutten's
GREAT ONE-PRICE CLOTHING DEPOT,
Ne. 2 i Ccntre Fquuns
I.ANOASTEU, I'A.
Cull eitily, whlle the stylcn ure thoie,
Cull beuii, holero the Rliulvca uie Uiwu ;
Ker koeiIh lit II, A H.'rt place
Are rjulckly Buuuht, vuiue form te Rrace.
&
Mercliiuit Tailors ami Clothiers,
NO. 24 CENTRE SQUARE,
LANQAbTKU, I'A.
It lyil
-yriuTimiA
Cern Remover.
The tneit eifocltve preparation for the ro re ro
mevnl or Lernj, Ilunleus, Warts, utc, evor
.l..l..t ll.tniUl .1... Hlllilln V
jimivi. uei.itn (iiu jiuuiiv.
Warrante te enullcate completely ntul
within a abort tlinu tlie most ubiiurutu corns,
huril or aelt, 'vltheut pain.
it is a reiiTiva uurh. helu a r
BEOHTOLD'S DRUG; MURE,
NO. 1. VK8X OHANUK STUKKT, corner el
(Jbarlotte. Ul-lyU
BURGER
SUTTON
Ut.tlTIIIStl.
ANNIVERSARY WEEK.
AT THE TOP
When we opened, Eight years
age, many said there was net
room in Philadelphia, for an
other Large Clothing Heuse.
Perhaps there was net room for
another et the kind, but there
is always room at the top, and
that is where we meant te be.
We aimed te excel, and the hosts
of friends we have made will
testify hew well we have suc
ceeded. A, C. YATES & CO.
Leiger Builiing, Sixth & Chestnut Ms.
rillLAUKLl'IIIA.
M
YK1M A KATHKOM.
All-Weel Suits, $10.
All-Weel Suits, $12.
Tlin.fl are our gieM RnceliKIn In
MKN'S ICKADY-MADh II.OI'IIINU.
Itelluhie gne.ls.iHiw patterns, handpnnie
stvles. excellent lining, well made,
trlininiMl iin, I iliii'il, iiuiillly mi'l pilee
censl. luted, wn knew n iiollueor goods
eqiinlttiiK them se. I In till. city. Confl Cenfl
ili'iit In the lielluf Unit tiitilu mutunllv
eutlslactery will rexiilt therolrein, we
Invite comparison with tlm bi-gt that
UKu figures III li-iy else-vhure.
Moeaurod Suits.
Moeaurod Suits,
Moeaurod Suits,
812
- 810
810 te 800
llif largest mi. I best assortment et
Kerelgn mill Demestic WoeIenB shown
liy imy clothing Heuse In tbe city,
hviirytldng re.iulslte te plcase diverse
tustes-irithetlcer nx'rntiiely plain.
ninii in nn i gel our priens ; i nun
SPO
It y ti enn le better olsev
rliuie
rii.it
test nrien limki'H us trade
-Pertrct tits guaranteed In every
Instance, hetlier 1 1in form tin syminet
liciil or otherwise, eUu tie. less be ours.
MYERS & RATHFON,
I.KADINU l.ANCASTKU CI.OTIIIKI13,
NO. 12 KAST KING STREET.
I.A.NCASrKIS, I'A.
11. "
KltllAltT.
SPRING OPENING
AT-
H. GERHART'S
Tailoring Fstuhlishinent.
I nin new priitiiiieil tonliew te me tnvcle nn
iuKOttiiient et Woeloni ler the prltiK uml
Hiiiniuer Tiiule whicli 'or llcauty, Quality anil
Quantity snrp.isscH all my loiinei eirurts te
pioiine iny cuatomers
None but the very bnst Kernlsn anil Ameri
can fnl)ik' for )rci4 uml Ilualuusa bultii ; a
uotnpli'te Uuoef thu Lntcdt Hluult's et Spring
Overcoming.
The very bcit et workmanship nmt prlces
lewer than any Heuse In the city for tbe aume
quality Of ROOllrt
H. GEKHAET,
TAILOR,
Ne. 6 East King Street.
TtmTATION.
Custom Department,
L. GANSMAN & BRO.
EXTKNl) THKIH INVITATION
Te their many customers and thu public In
Konerul, for an Inspection et thulr larue ami
varied HnrlllL' stock et uoeila In the piece.
which we make te your own order In any
etyle, ut the following low prices s
All-wool Suit Mr business $12 00
11 -better U00
" ruMilmore 15 00
" Mlk-mlxed ciwslmoie .... 1(100
" -beat InillKO blue cloth.... 17 CO
" worateilcerkacrow (black
or blue) 18 00
All-wool bull fancy corkscrew VO (U
11 KuKllxlicorkticrew M CO
" Kruncli werbleil.fMOOunda ou
Kemember we pay our own pcnnul attention
te selling tin well us cutting; It tliereleru en.
nblca us te undersell thu closest anil most
critical house In the city.
OUIl GHEATSI'KCIALTV,
Pants te Order.
Alb wool I'anta at 13.51, tl.OO, $1.50, $3,00, i.V),
$6.' 0, I0.5J, I7.C0, up te 9 00.
I'lease tuke a vlew in passlni; our Shew
Wlmlewa. Fit, HtyloaeilDurablo Workman Werkman
eUlp guaranteed,
LGansman&Bre.
Thu FASHIONAlUiK ilKHOIIANTTAlLOHS
AM) (JL.OriIIH.llB,
Ne, 66-68 NORTH U.0EEN STRBEr,
Ulgbt en tbe boutnweat Cerner of Oranijt
mruet,
1.ANCA31KU, I'A.
f Net connecteil nlth any ether. Cletblng
Uouse lu the city.
ciir.tr reLivR rt.ua.
MMKtV I'UI.IUK I'l.UU.
CHEW-
Who Chews?
De Yeu Chew ?
Chew What ?
POLICE
PLua
CHEWING
TOBACCO
If you de Chew
use only
POLICE PLUC.
The BEST
as well as
NEWEST
Without Drug
Only pure Leaf
Unadulterated.
ASK YOUR
DEALER
FOR IT.
atuaiVAi. intti'uuaiKNvti.
-lYTILUOX a WIIITB
Wilcox & White Organ Ce.
SPECIAL TEN DAYS SALES.
NOW lB'.TUK TIMK TO 11UY
PIANOS AND ORGANS
AT BLAUUIITKIUNU l'ltlUES.
One Geed SocemMInnil I'lane $50.00
One Klcgunt Heeend-lliind organ iW
One Klegunt New Organ, 12-iUip Couplers
anil Sub-llass M.W)
Wlloei & Whlte Organa from $75.00 te 1 150.10
"Knabe," MePbail, Grovenetoln &t
Fuller, Koyeteno, nud Vobe
& Bena Pianos,
All Marked Down te Jlottem l'rlcva.
given away.
Almest
WILCOX & WHITE
Parler Organ Warererms,
NO 152 EAST KING STREET,
II. 11. LUCKKNIJACII, AgOQt.
febn-tta
OITY aOVKRNMENT.
FIKMr MRl.TIM) ll' M-W UlllMII.4
A III (liener I'flllliiin A L'niiiiiiuiilcHlluii
rrem tlie Alityur Vmlana ftlattrrn itt
lluileci. 'Iritn.nfteil llmNrlrtt
llrnucli,
The fltnt Htatcil meeting of tlie miw city
ceunaih wuh held in their leBpcoiive'chain
beta last evculng and the rush of liusinchu
usual ou the nRfieml)liii' of a new council
viqh KOiie though with.
hlddXTUIIuMJll.
Prfcnt McHirs. HorKei, Di'inutli. Dil
ler, Deorr, IUdille, Urh.iu, Wmi', Z-cher
nud KvaiiR, presitlcnt.
The monthly report of tlm city trciMinr
wan read, hIiewIiik u hal.uire in the
city treasury ou the llrht, of Sjuy of c7,
A rim niHrini
The following nicnsaRe from the mayor
wan icad, and referred te the mnrltut
oemmittco :
" Te the Uoneinlilr, the mrmbtrnef Stlcl ttnil
Ce mid en (,'euiiclli at the Uiiy J.uncaile
"Gknti.kmi'N : The uient u eBity of
Immedtate uetiuu in thu matter I piopehu
te present te you Ih my exeucn for ad
drcnslu you at this time, when I knew
you have no much biiHitici from thodillei thedillei
cut oemmitteeM claiming eiir attention.
Uyordlnaneo of April I), IHil, Soetiou I,
the place for mdliUK or vciidiug nhr.d m
confined te Vine utrcet, botweeu Setitii
Queen and Seuth Duke htrcete,;itnl by rec
tleu 2, of the H.wni! enliiianci', it was made
tlie duty of the city constables te diieet
tldh veuderH te this point le Hull thulr tlsh
Uy ordinance el May 11, 1871, the s.il i of
fresh llsh la iorbiddeu in Ceutie or I'eim
fcquare between the firat (lay of April
and the llrit day of Nevembur of itteb
year.
"Uuder the first erdiuaDCO teferrcd te,
Vine street below Seuth Q'lceu and Seuth
Duke Htrceta, was the llsli market of Lan
caster city for a number of yeats, until the
city wart Indicted and convicted in the
court of nuarter hefuieus of I. mcni-ter
county fet maintaining a public nuisance.
"Councils abated this iiiiifanuj by the
paaenge of the ordinauce of August 11,
1831, which repealed the first see.uu of thu
ordinauce of April '), 187.
"biiice then the llsli veiideM h.ivu been
without a proper place te eany en their
busiueaa nud go wherever tl.uy nie toler
ated, ezcept in Centre Spi-ue, where thej
are prohibited from euig b thi'oiduuitiet)
just cited.
" Market tuorniuuBjeu llud their htaudii
and wagons strung alen the cuibstenes,
leading from Contre Sii'iaie, en l.jst
Kiu, North (uctu and Went Kiiik
atrcelH. Tlie places occupied in this waj
alone; the priuelpal Btnvjtsei the city ami
iu front, of the principal Iiusuichs houses
are left after in vrketiti a lillhy ceuditiun,
and the uuwbolehume U-.lt smell anaie.;
therefrem auuejs net only our ciIujuh
who live or de buslnets noir by, but all
persona pahsiuc threiiKh our principal
thoroughfares ler hours afterwards. Tills,
at the picscut titue, could perhaps l
tolerated ; but as thu se.ueu advaeces and
the het weather approaches the complaints
ceinlui; Irem citlzenu vill ue much greater
than they are at thu present time.
"Ven are all aw.ue of the tieat tieuble
this llsh iiuestieu has cause I every -urn
mcr, and will oentinuo se te de, ami, I be
liuvu, appreciate the re.it necessity of
niceling it. iu a practical way and Kivlug
relief both te the bujer ami .-iillci, aj well,
also, te thusoef our oitUens who are cuf
firing from this auuoyance.
"Aa a sanitary measaru all el ein phy
aiciaus think that the flale of hih in sam
mcr hhuuld be piopeily ttf;ul.iteil.
" I would respectfully icceuimend that
the proper committee be at ouce empower empewer
ercd te have partitioned oil Irem the rest
of the market avenues, avcuue ' V of
market house Ne. 2 for a 1Kb market, and
that an ordinauce be passed punishing by
line any oue exposing for sale llsh Irem
stands between tbe lirst d ij el April and
the llrbt d.j of Nev. ruber of i Tell jcu en
any et the stieets of the oily.
" This avenue ' V is un icsupied, net
ene htall being rented. It. is cenvebiutitly
located as te hydrant and sewerage ae
commedation.", and oeuld, at a small
cxpouse te the city, be converted into a
ptoper place for the purple.
'' It hheulil ba well pnved and it should
be made the duty el the mail.i I master,
at a icasonable compeusatieu, te wash the
samu cleanly every morning and evening.
" The icut.s tecuived fiem tlm venders, I
Ueliove, would be hufQcicnt te overall
oxpeuse tbe eity would be put te ami miuU1
be, iu fact, a Huuree of ruvcuuu. Should
couueils bee proper te adejit some nlb,i
remedy, it will, no doubt, iiobaliafueti.jii :
but our busiuesa men aud ether onions
call leudl v ler relief In Fnme shaiiu ei lei iu,
" Very roapeotfully, ote.,
" L). 1. Hesi:.smii i !. '
'Hie runutiln luu fire.
Mr. l)dlor,frem the commuted te whi.jli
was referred the mattet el the ?'iU0 10
ward for the conviction of .lorry Uungati
for attempting te set Ure te the htables of
the Fountain Inn, presented a icpirt re
commending that the rewatd be cpi.tliy
divided between Isaac Hiuehirt an 1 David
Uracil.
The repert wan referred te OW shuaei
Fulton, for an opinion as te whiitiiei the
eity is liable for the paymeut.
I'etllluuB l'rtBeutiil.
The following petitions wme pr... uted
aud referred te the apprupii.ite com
mittce :
Fer two creBalngH at Wist King and
Mulberry.
Fer gradiug and nuUcilng Seuth I.ime
street between Lew aud Locust
Fer giadiug and gutteung West
Mifllin street fiem Mulberry westward.
Fer guttering O.troliue stteet n- m Cel
umbla avenue beuth.
Fer gutteriug Clnibtlau ami .-trawb irj
streets.
Fer gradiug and maeaduu .mg Lime
street betwoeu Walnut uml Lein en.
Fer uutteriug east side of Fiidenek
between North Qucen aud Duke.
Fer a street lamp at the coiner of Lime
and Middle street.
Fer oxtendlug the sower en North
Queen Btreet Irem Orauge te Centie
bipiate. After the last named petition had
been preaouted, J, L, Stoiumeu, esit , Mas
giveu permission te address councils tu
favor of granting tbe petitien. At the
conclusion of his remarks, en motion el
Mr. Urbau, the petittoneia were pormitted
te have the Bewor made at their own
expense-, under supervision el the street
commissioner. Iu eommeu c tiueil, this
action was non ejucurred in, ami tee p' -
tltieu was roferrod tu the street euinmittee.
Vurleu. aialtnr.
The monthly repert of the stieet, water
aud lluauee oetnmlttoo were read. They
contain nothing of importance that lias
net heroteforo been publiBhed.
The report el the polleo eemiuittet) was
read. It roeoiumeuds that lour additional
policemen be added te the city pohee furce.
After diBOUBSlen, ou motion et Mi. Itiddl-,
the inatter waa roferrod te a oiuraittee el
thrce from oaeh braueh of ciuuell. The
chair appointed Messrs, Hiddle, Diller and
Uerger, ou part of holcetoouneil, (Jomineu
oiunell aeucurrcd and app -i.ited Messra,
Liehty, Leng and Iluber.
Mr. .Jeher oirie I a rusjIiiUen that the
preperty comimttce be directed te have
I the old poatefflco rooms llttel up and fur.
i nished as elllees for the mayor and city
treasurer, aud that II ig atone paveraimts
be laid en the West King street aud Cen
tre Squat e fronts of the building.
Air. ltUKIle lavored the titling up or the
nlllceH, but opposed the laying of the Hag
stene paiemeut, and en Ida motion the
prepei ty cotnmlttee waa dlroetod te repert
totiext meeting a plan and the cost et the
proposed fitting up of the olllcea. Common
council concurred.
Mr. Hergor oalleil attention te a resolu
tion passed by oeunolls laflt mouth rcqulr
lug the Maxim oleotilo light oempany
within 30 days te oemply with their con
tract for lighting the city, or ferfeit pay
fei the light furnished.
Mr. Diller said thore had been a great
improvement iu the light during the past
mouth, and aa Mr. Kltseti of the clcctrie
company waa in the room he asked that
he be given permission le tnake a state
ment. Mr. KitBen said the company were doing
the best they oeuld te furnish satisfac
tory light, aud aince the lamps had
been put en the poles he thought the light
was an geed as any iu the country. If
the councils think they nre net gettiDg
'J, COO candle pevu-r per lamp they can
have them tested by experts, but he did
net think the olectrie company should be
put te the oxpeuse of testing them.
Mr. Kiddle thought the company aud
net the city should make the test.
Mr. Kitsen replied that the light was
satisfactory te the company ; the lamps
aud machinery in tise here are the same
an used iu New Yerk, and if it is thought
nccesKiry te tnake a test it would bj
cheaper te make it iu New Yerk than
here, as the ucccssiry appllaue-a for
making the test are oeitly. lie had never
before heard it questioned that their lamps
were 2,000 oandle power.
Without taking any action the matter
was dropped.
A leug repert from the flie committee
was read showing the gross expenditures
during the pat mouth te have bcen
il,2Sl 73.
Mr. Hiddle rflercd a resolution that the
exponse of at tiding and feeding the horse
used by the sticet commissioner be paid
paid by the e ty. The resolution was net
afield te.
UUMMON UOUNCJII..
Common council was called te order by
President Heleuius with the following
members present :
M'ssrs. Adams, U Frank, Adams, Jes.,
Auxin, Bue, Beard, Bortztleld, Buckius,
C irriieii, Dinkelberg, Ebarman, Evarts,
Uj led, Ilorahey. Iluber, Hurst, Kendlg,
Llclity, Lippold, Leng. David V.., Mayer,
MiLiughlie, Selium, Boleulus, prosident.
The minutes of the last stated meeting
weie read and approved.
The resolution, hauded iu by Mr. Hurst
at the last tiiBCtiug. recommending the
purchase of a new book te take the place
of tlm oue burned iu the Inquirer tire, and
which ceutalued the numbers of the houses
and ether matters relating te the plau of
the city, wbb adepted.
l'otltlena Oflere.t.
Mr. Sebum proseutod n petitien asking
that u cres.-iug be made ou West Geiuma
at the corner et iicaver atrcec ; auetner
that a cri as ug be xnade at Centre and
Der wart si roots ; auother that the gutter
along Cjcostega te Beaver stroet be re.
paired ; auother that a crossing be laid at
Seuth Queen, Centre and Vine streets ;
another that grading and guttering be
dene mi Seuth Beaver from Andrew te
Seymour streets ; another for the relay
tug of a ctessiug at Seuth Prluoe and
West Vine ; also for the layiug of a cross
ing in Hi aver stroet.
Mi . Heard presented a patlticu for a
crossing en the corner of FYiuee aud
Orauge Bt roots.
By Mr. Evarts, for grading and gutter
ing en Seuth Plum, botween East Kiug
and Locust streets.
By Mr. Lippold, for a crossing te be
repaired en the south Bide of West King
ami Mulberry atreeta.
By Mr. O jedell, for a sower te run ou
West Lemen from Pine te Charlette,
thence te Walnut, aud from Walnut te
the main Fewer ; also a petitien askiug
that West Walnut be piked from Water
te Mulbeiry streets ; also that the western
side of North Mulberry batwoeu Letuen
and James streets be gutteted.
By Mr. Buekius, for the macadamizing
of Seuth Dulte from Vine te Christian
btre.it.
By Mr. Ilorahey, te piLe West Chestnut
between North Mulberry aud North Char
lotto streets ; another for guttering ou
the south si le of Chestuut botweon Nevm
sMeet aud Marietta avonue ; another for
piking en lnie butween West Orauge aud
Went King ; ale for piking ou Grant
a' root.
By Mr. Liehty, te macadamize Mary
fiem Orauge te Chestuut streets.
By Mr. Baie, for repairing en Christian
bitwoen Chestnut and Oraute streets ;
a'se In Marien alley.
By Mr. Spaeth, for crossing te be llxed
at the northern iutorscetiou of West Kiug
and North I'rluoe streets.
By Mr. Liehty, for guttetiug Connord
alley botween Waluut und Chestuut
stieets.
By Mr. McLaughlin, f..r proper drain
am) en the south side of New street ; als
en Dulte aud Lime ; auother for sewer en
Cheuy alley te New ; ulse for ores dugs
laid ut corner of East Chestnut nud North
Ann sheets.
By Mr. Auxer, for the grading of East
Maiien Btroet from Ann, eastwatd ; nn nn nn
other for repairing en East Chestnut, frim
I'lum street eastward te the eity limits ;
also from Marhall te the eity limits.
By Mr. lluist, for the laying of water
plpe ou Smith Anu Btreet, near Marlen ;
another for the macadamizing of Eist
Orange, botwecu North aud Fraukllu
stioeta : auother for a bewer from Slier
man, along Orange te Plum, and oleng
Plum te oennect with the Chestuut Htreet
sewer.
Thesj petitions were all roferrod te the
street committee
Mr. Mayer proseutod a petitien for an
..!..: ll-.l.f nt tint nnt-nnr of Mnlm nnf
New hticets. Kuferrcd te the lamp com
mittee.
KcaolnlletiB nud ICepertn.
A resolution presented by Mr. Huret for
increasing the ferce of men iu the tire do de
I arttnent of the eity, at $10 per month
oaeh, was roferrod te the iire committee
The roperta et the various oemiuiitccs
of the eity were read and adopted,
Mr. Hurst effered au ordiuaneo appre
priating the publie rnoueys of the city te
the Beveral dopartments ter the llical year
oeminonolug Juue 1, 1891.
The following was read from the pelice
oemraittoo :
"Your oemmlttoo en polieo would most
rrapeetfully repeit that at a stated meet
ing of the commlttee held en April !!, the
r.illewiug resoiutieu waa otlercd by Jir.
Urban :
" Hcselttd, That it be the seuse et the
pelice oemmittco te most respectfully ask
ycur honorable bodies for the appointment
el tour inore polleo elllcera. All of whleh
wau unanimously adopted aud entered
upon the mluutei of the pilloe comrait cemrait comrait
lee.1' Common oeuno 1 coneuricd in h) action
nf inlrnf. n .mini ntirl tlm frtllriwlnrv (run.
Uemcn fnm oemmou oetmoil were named
ou a comuiiueo te repert at the next
mceting : Messrs. Liehty, Leng nnd
Hubcr.
Common council concurred In the
action of Kclcet council regardlng the
mayor's communication ou the ftth
markets.
Mr. Hurst offered a resolution recom
mending that the preperty commlttee be
instructed te eiler at public sale the old
factory building, and also the let, ewned
by the city en East Chestnut fitrcet.
Adopted,
Mr. Keudlg offered a resolution that a
lamp be placed at West L-itnen and
Chestnut streets. Iteferred te lamp oom eom oem
mittco. Tlie Mlrect ltultw ay
Mr. Heard had read a put of the min
utes of the meeting of January 18SI, In
regard te the resolution prennnted by him
regulating the terms by whleh the Btreet
railway company was allowed te lay Uh
" Hat " rails te .Mcuraun's park. Mr.
Beard said that the oempany Is net putting
down a " Hat " rail. They are layiug the
" T " rail, with Hat tops.
Messrs. BelcnhiH, Llchty, Shirk, Hurst
and ethers agreed with Mr. Beard, and
Mr. Hurst offered a resolution that a
cotnmlttee consisting of two membeis
from eaeh branch of councils be named te
Inquire iute the matter. The resolution
wns adopted and the president appointed
from common council Messrs. Hurst and
Beard.
Adjourned.
Mini Milrnlliins! I
AhIc the most eminent phhleluu
Of any school what Is Uiu best thlnu In I lie
world fei uiiU'lliig uml allujlntr all Iiiltiillen
of the nerves and cuiliitfiill let ins of nervous
ceinpliilnls, ulvliii; natuiul, ehlldllke lefrcsh
Inn sleep ulwuyst
And thuy will tell seu uiihesllullni(ly
" Sotne form of Heps I"
eiiAi-run i.
Aak any or ull et the mint oinliieiit plijsl.
clans:
" What la the host und only remedy that
can be rolled en le euro ull diseases or the
kidneys nnd urlnuiy organs i such us ililuht'a
dlwise, illubote-i, retention or Inability te ro re
tain urine, and all the dlseanes urn ailments
peculiar te Women"
"And thuy will tell you explicitly and etu
plmtlcilly "lluchu."
Ask the ame physicians
' What Is tin most reliable and surest euro
toriillllver dlseasm or dpepsli; censtlpa.
Hen, Indigestion, biliousness, malailal lever,
uguu, ele ," and they will tell you :
Mandiakel or Dandelion '."
llenee, when theu remedies uie cetu'dneil
with ethers tonally valuable.
And compounded Inte Hep llter, such l
wonderltil and mysterious curativopewot Is
deeloped which Is an varied In Its opei.itlonB
that no disease or HI Iiualth ein possibly eUt
or lesist Its power, und etltls
llarmle-s ler llm most Hall weuiaii, weakest
lnvulld or stnallLst child te use.
ciurtsiui.
" l'atlents
" Almest dead or nearly ilslng "
Ker i ia. s, und given up by physicians el
llrlghfs and ether kidney diseases, liver com
plaints, sovero coughs culled consumption,
have been cured.
Women gewi neatly tr..zy 1
Krem agony et uuuiiilgia, neiveusnefs,
wakefiilniss nnd various dlsoases peculiar le
women.
People drawn out of shape Irem excrucia
ting pangs of IMieumatlsui.
In Inflammatory and chronic, or sullerlng
fiem scrofula t
Erysipelas I
i-alt rheum, bleed poisoning, dyspepsia, In
digestion, und In f let almost all disease fiull
.Valine Is heir te
Have been ciued !y Hep Hitter", proof el
widen Can be found In every neighborhood
In the ItneW'ii weiid. upiIU-Tul'IiAAW
llnekieit's Ariiiii inivr.
Tlie Hest Salve In the weiid for Outs,
Hrulies. horns. Uleirs, bait Itlieum, Kevor
set os, Tetter, (:iiUiV).t Hunds, Chilblains,
(Jerns.uud ull skin oruptlens, und positively
cures Piles or no puy lequired. It It guar
ui.UHt.l te give perlect sivtlslU'Jtleu or meney
rtitundud. I'rlee, m cunts pur box. Fer sale
by C. A. Loek r.
Trlls tlm until.
Till s medlelne 1 cm highly recemuieiid
Burdock Jlloetl JlUterimu ti.e In t bloc .1 iuil
tler in liavi) ever med." tilailis V. Hint, 15
Ceilltht, Huir.im. N. . Kei sie by II H.
Cectiian diugglU, IS7 i ml leJ Meitb (iuei.n
strut I.
We Ctiuiinnge tlie World.
hen wu say wi bellevu, wu have ovldunce
le prove thai shlleh's coiiiiiiinptleu Cure Is
iletldudly thu best Limit Mudleluu made, lu as
uiue'i as U will emu a common or Chionle
Cough In one-hall thu tlmu and lelluve Asth
ma, llienehltls, Whooping Cough, Cieup. unit
show moiei uses el Censiiuipliun cured than
ull etheis. it will euiu when) they lull, 11 Is
pleasant te tuke, harmless te tlie youngest
ehlldiiiidvvoguaranteewh.it we say. i'rice,
inc., Aue and tl.W. It jour I.imgs uie eie,
Chuslet iluek lame, use bhlleli's l'oieiis Plas
ter. Sold by 11. II. C'eelirnu, ill ubglst, Nes. U7
und IS North yitueu stiwiu leiw-oen i
InrirliCllte Mmtulug.
Heme et the testimonials from d (Intent pee
plu loluttve te 'Aemin' l'.clectrlc Oil, unit Ihu
Hidullt has given them w hen dlslrtsscd by
headuchu, oamclie and toelhaehu uie us In
teresting lemllngiis you vvlll Uml. This being
u staiiihud modleiue, Is sold overyvt lioie 111
diugglsts hr sale by II. II Cectiian, drug
gist, IJ7 und U I North Uueuii s'reit.
An I'tlltur's 1'riuute.
Theion r Keater, editor et Kt. Wayi e.Ind..
(luztttK, writes " Kir the nust llvuuais Imve
ulwujs mud Dr. King's New Discovery, ler
coughs et most sovero ctutuel.'r, us vveil us
ler thosuet a milder type, it never lalls te
etlnU u speedy cuiif. My Hlunds te whom I
have tee inincndi d It speuk d It iu same high
tuima Having In" " iiiivl by It el evuiy
tough I have had fei tlvu yenis, I consider ft
ihu nnlv rnllufile and .uie ouie ler Coughs.
Colds, ote." Cull .it C. A. I.echui's Drug atom
and gut u fVee iilul Huttle. l.uiguHizu, fl.oe.
HUUUH A 1 HTAl'SONJSUt.
lll.ANK IIUDItH AND h I'ATIunllK V.
JOII BAER'S SOUS,
15 nnd 17 Nertli Queen St,
Blank Beeks & (Stationery,
WRITING PAPERS, ENVELOPES,
Helland's Geld Pens,
WIllllNlJ FLUIDS AND INKS,
IT TIIK
SIGN OF THE BOOK.
rnermiHAi'tin.
J.M
KUTK,
Thnre has been such a demand for
I.AHOK I'llOTeyitAlMIS that I was
compelled te get a V1UIY l.AUUK
UAMKUA HOX te meet the demand.
We can new make jeu a 1'llUTUiu
small as the smallest loekut vvllllieM
up te a vincli face, te tit ;nn Xin'i
Krume.
J. E. ROTE,
Ne. 100 North Qucen Streot,
junui-UU
StKlUVAL.
4 Yr.lfS SAHS,M'AUlLI,Ar
Words Fail, rn'yut!!,1.? sjs?
SKLnrOAltTitn.ef Nashvllle, Tenn .' lnr Uin
beuellts derived from ' ' ,or Ul
Ayer's Sarsaparilla.
Ifavlug bcen nllllcled all my llte with Hcraf
ii 1. 1 my system seomed siturnted with It, Tt
camoeiit In llliitcir, Ulcera nnd AUttery
Heren all evor mv body." Mr. Carter slutea
that he was ontlrely otireil bv He usn el
Atkr's Haiihapaiiilla, and slncndlncentlnulng
IN tise, eight months age, he has no return el
thosctefulotis sympteins.
All baneful Infections of tlie bleed nre
promptly lemeved by this uneinmlled altor alter altor
utive. rnnriintDnr
Dr, J. I'. AYER & CO., Lewell, Mass.
Sold by ull Druggist II, tlxbottle ler M.
m7teI3d
A VKIl'S HAUSA1'AUII.I.A AND AY Klt'3
J Ulieny I'ecteral nr miln m i'n.hn.ni.
Hilii? Stere, .Se,
.87 and lx North guoen St.,
Lancaster. I'a.
A1"
I It t: AT HtUUKSs,
HOP PLATER.
'1 his porous plaster Is laineus for IU quick
and hearty action In curing I.ame Hack, Hhou Hheu
niiitlsin, belatlcu. Crlek In ihe Hack, fcldoend
! Jp'.NV;,.rJl,t',ll;..8Ml elulsand Muscles, Seie
CfiiKit, Kidney 'Ireublas and all pains eraches
either local or deep-seated, ltoeothos,
HUi'iigiliens and Rtlmulatus the parts. Tim
virtues of hops combPied with gums-clean
and leudy te apply, huparier te llntmuntg,
lotions and salves. I'rice, 2.1 eents or 5 ler
ll.ei). held by druggists und country stores.
.Mailed en reeelnt el prlces. Hep I'ltuter Com Cem
puny, rropiletors, Husten. Mass.
A GREAT SUCCESS.
rf-Thii bust fiimll
Stemal h and I.Iver 1
ly pill inado-IIawley'a
f'llls. 21c. Pleasant In
aellen am' eay te take
nevsi-lyd&w (ij
nut ituuiJH,
I itr.sy (ioeiij),
WATT, SHAND & CO.,
Nes. 8 & 10 E. King St.
Kvcry day bring Hemuihtng new. Kxlra
eruluury valuu lu lilac It and Coleiud
DRESS GOODS
At flue a Vaid, Kecunt I'rice, 1121.
Anether lu voleeol SUMMEItSll.K5ut37Ke,
50c and 75c.
atlll epuntnet new Spring and Suiumer
DlthSS UOUUS.
Special moutlen-ItKMN'ANTS of DUE83
SII.KS,25percenl under usual prlces.
3d Inch l'IN CHKCKSUiriNUS,uowcelOK,
SiXcuyanl.
n-i ALi.-woer.ui'r.iNa suitines, s;Kca
yard"
A CHOICE I.IXR OP
LADIES' JERSEYS
In ull the popular styles at 'very Lew 1'rlces
NEW YORK STORE,
NOS. 8 k 10 EAST KINO ST.,
1.ANCASTKU, I'A.
N1"
XT DO ()K TO TtIK CO OUT HOL'MK,
100 PIECES
China Matting,
WHITE, FANQY and RED OHECK,
UOUOHT AT
SHERIFFS SA.LE,
WHICH WK ARK SKI.MNG AT
Almest Hull' the Original Cost.
V-An opportunity like this seldom elteis,
un l Uioje in w ml ilietud seu tncui early.
R. E. Pahnestoek,
hAIUASTEK, I'A.
Next Doer it the Court Heme.
Hl'lCUIAti NOl'lVt.H.
iiiAitr.s av. iriiv.
PUY'S STATIONEHY
1 he Cheapest and Hest In Uie Market. Keed
net be removed lu opening or eleslug tlie
shutter or window. Our
PATENT FRAME
Is se constructed that we can make a Screen
ruudy for the window in ten mluuies. We are
pr. pared te make them In any quantity and
at ueu prices Hut everybody can alleid le
buy tliem, Hcrenns Imve beeceme a uoihe
held necusslty, and it H advHaule te ave
thorn lit in your y ladews early In the ic-iju.
WKHAVK IN STOCK
PLAIN AND LANDSCAPE WIRES.
1 Indies te 31 luohes wide. Beld bf ta Jeot
or roll.
PHARES W. FRY,
67 NOnTH QUHBN ST.
JiANOASXKK. PA.