.'-iVJ.O'''" , ..."' i j fc t mic&: f-lr (Eke ti tiKSnMlxam S V 1V, Jr Volumn XX-Ne 240. LANCASTER, PA., MONDAY, JUNE 9, 1884. PriwTwdCesta. "" Kw'T'vjnRiv'v'--flWWi- P nuitiin i. .. mi t AIM. SUMMER GIFTS. We doBlre te null attention el buyern te tlie fact that our Summer ettering of attractive JE WELUY la umiBuallv large. All the noveltlou lu Short Ohnlnn Ter Lndtea. Call and See the Queers. AntlquoSUver Jowelry. Potlte ploeoa In Diamond Jowelry at very low prloeB. Ohatolalae and Feb Watoheo A flne line of Weddlng Sltver. H. Z. RHOADS, Ne. 4, West King Street. l.ANCABTKIt, May 19. 1984. inayltMyd HKI'lllUr.HA TUItH. J nWMT'H OKI.KIfHATKI) llKKllIOr.KATUllH. Gee. M. Steinman & Ce., Nes. 26 & 28 West King Street, -AGKNTd FOIl- Vfl WATER COOLERS -AND- FILTERS. JcMind iiiv tiii: Ridgeway Refrigerator, RAPID IGE CREAM FREEZER, Adams & Westlake Ceal Oil Steves, WATBIl COOLERS AND GENUINE MEXICAN HAMMOCKS, -AT - FLINN & BRENEMAN'S, 152 NORTH QUEEN STREET. VAiwjtrn, xe. s 'IIIUK'H U.lll'K.r IIAI.I.. B ARG AINS ! BARGAINS ! -AT- SHIRK'S CARPET HALL. Nellitii; Off le ClesKlluHhicss. KvcrythiiiR .Must Positively he Sold. A Villi Mild of IIODY llltUBSKI.S, TAI'KSTin. mill All Mrude of 1NUIIA1N CAltl'hTB, IllMS. III.ANKKT'. COVKKl.KTduiidOII. CLOTH W9T ALL AT A SAUMFWh-TQd 'i- Prompt attention glen te tlui Mannuicluie m ttag Carpets te eritur. SHIRK'S CARPET HALL, COR. W. KING A D WATER 81V. - - LANOASIfll, PA Icliri2mdaw J. II. MAItriN A 'U. SUMMER! Gents' Furnishing Goods for Summer Wear. Hosiery, Underwear, Neckwear, Cellars, duffs, Fancy Percale Cheviot Shirts, All Grades White Shirts, Blue Flannel Shirts. tSTQlve the PBAHL SHIRT, prlae 81,00, a obaneo, Yea wllluee no ether. J. B-MARTIN & CO. Cerner West King and Prince Streets. I'LVMIUNU AMU .) OilN I. AUNOL1), PLUMBING, GAS-FITTING, GAS FIXTURES, OIL FIXTURES, TIN ROOFING, SLATE ROOFING, Steam Fitters' Supplies, Patent Celd Case Heatere, CSTFinest Werk, Best Workmen. Leave your Orden at JOHN L. ARNOLD'S, Nes. 11, 13, 16 EAST ORANGE AIIANIISOMt: LOT HIT .lAl'ANKSK r'ltllllNll UOII.S und a ileneral l.lue et KlHIltNtl I'ACKI.K und KOI) HTl'lNOH, at iiuni.tY'aDuuasTeuK. nS fluid Ne .' West Kluir 8t. -rriuTeniA. Cern Remover. The me3t eiroctlve prrpftr.itlen for the re moval of Cerns, Jluniens, Warts, etc., ever placed botero the public. Warnuiteil te erudlcnte completely ind within a snort tlme tlie most nbiiurnta mrns, hard or sort, without pain. 1T1S ArOilTIVKOURB BOLD AT BEOFJTOLD'S DBTJa OTORB, Me, U1 WK8Tt)ltANllKHI'HKUT, corner el (Jliarlette. dl-lyd or ah v. Lancaster. m LANCASTER, PENN'A. Lancflster, Pa. UAH JIXTT1NU. STREET. LANCASTER, PA. Jl VI hi) I SO MATH HI Ah. TJfciNUVAU HAV1NC1UKMOVKDMY PLANING MILL Ne?. 1 te 417:N. Mulberry Kt And Incrensed my facilities ler work. I am new prepared te de all kinds et work In my line ntshertcst notice. a.wm,i fm, Wehlsen. nicmuAi, A YKU'.HHAKSAI'AHII.I.A. TIRED OUT. The dlstreMlng feeling et weariness, et ex. Imimllnn without tirert, which makes life n burden te be ninny poeplo, Is ilun te tlie luct Mint tue bleed ! peer, and tlie vitality conjo cenjo conje quontly fcnble. 11 you ure Hellering I rum bucIi IecIIiirb, AYER'S SARSAPAltlLLA Is ust what you need nnd will de jolt lucul lucul culable geed. Noelhor preparation re concentrates and combines bleed purllylng, vitalizing, iinrleii. Ing nnd Invigorating rUnlllles as AvrrhHar HirARILLA. riuirAiinii nr Dr. J. 0. AYER & Ce., Lewoll, Mess. Hel.lbyall l)ril!RlHl tl, nit bottles for 1. J 1-10 AYKll'B HAUHAl'Altll.I.A AND AYKll'B Clmrry I'acternl ler snln nt Cochran's Drug Stere, Ne. .37 and l:w North Queen HU. Ijinoiuler, l'a. A tlllKAT HliUOKHS. HOP PLASTER. TliM pernun nlnslnr la lamoiie (or Its nulck and liuarty action In ctirltiK I.mnu Hack, llheu inntlm, Hclatlcn, Crlclt In tlie Hack, fcldeand lllp, NmralKla,Htlir.)elnln auil MuhcIch, More Otiiist, Kldney Tronblen nnd all pntiiH oracliei elthar local or daep-sentud. It hoeMioh, HtrnnRtlinnii and SllmuluUii the paru. The virtuoso! hops comblned with ciiins-clnan and ready te npply. Hupcrler le llnlinnnls, lotions and Halves. I'rlcn, 'i' routs or 0 ler $1.00. Held by dniKuUts and country slnrns. Mallud en rceelpt et prlces. Hep J'lailer Com Cem pany. Proprietors, llosten, llass. A GREAT SUCCESS. -Tliu biiit Inmlly pill inadn-Ilawluy's Steinacli nnd I.lvcr rill. Tip. I'lcas.inl In action nnd eniy le talie. nevaVlydAw () VI.UT1I1NU, M VKIM KATIirttN Thin Clothing. lu Kxealldiit Assortment, ler this sort or wcutliiir, for MKN'rt, IIOV'3 tnd CIIII,. llltK.N'S WKAIt, lu nil the 1'I.AIN AND MOST rASIIlONAllI.K FAIiKICi. In looking nreunil ler Hummer rciiuUltes, rumcinbur that the best ussertiiianl In UI.OTllINd Is always te be seen lusru, anil that prices are siilllclnnlly varied te mcet with lavorameni; nil clasnsel buyers, as well nsthose whom fortune his less laverud. We Invite calls, that we may be ullenled a chance te show lust what we Ihuii. Tlie mnke, style and finality of our C'l.OTIIINU is lully up U the highest, tdindanl, and li markeil nl linn res that often inuke li .yers or three v he only come te scu. Cempai i.nn cc.nrtcd, tia le se Iclted. & 1.KAD1NO l.ANOABTKll Ul.d flllKU!', NO. 12 F1A3T KING STREW . I.ANUASTKK, TA. WlIT WAN A. 11 A II Kit'."', " Hut a Much llutter I'hicu te llnj Inurtineds iVIII hu Keund nl Burger & Sutten's U'lmlosiile.V KolailClelliliii: Keuse, Ne. JJ4 Oontre Squnre, It. Is butler than VVanainakei's, because the KiMifS are net only as oeod, but cht nper. nnd It tier slieubl be such a thliitj ns a intttlt, which Is net at nil likely te occur you will liavuie net have te ke lui te I live tlie ilufit t lemedled GOODS I'llAi IAN NOT PAIL TO PLEAS r, Kretn Ituads-Minlit bulls and the Choicest Stult in I'd ce, down tnovery dubill In QENTiV FURNISHING SUPPLIES. IIIVK IH A CAM.. Burger & Sutten, Meiclmnl Tailors and Clethlerc, NO. 24 CENTRE SQUARE. I.ANUASTKH, I'A. Il-ly.l IIIANHniAN X llltn. it About Prices. I.niirf uue we IheilKhl bottom pi lees hud been touched, hut It remained ler the Mprlnu' el 18SI, teutven chance te the people le buy cheap CLOTHING such tit has net been seen by the eldest Inhab itant. MEN'S SUITS, At jut), s.M.nw), I7.W), jMie, ficfu mill ji'i.rie. PANTALOONS, At Jl , JI.UI, ?M, ti CO, (3.10 up le JS.0H. IiARQE BOYS' SUITS, At J.i.M), J4.00, J1.S0, J.'i.CO, J.C0llli te ).M. SMALL BOYS' SUITS, At JI.3J. 1.75, JJ.M, 3,0J up le tl t(l. De we mean te lower mir wltelu business? Ne, I ndeed I Wu only ipiote I He rata et cheap iicbs as the key nole. Wu elevutu Heiry Btmsnu und own no superiors In stylus und qualities, L.&ansmaii&Bre. THO KABHIONAIII.K MKilCliANTTAll.OUD AND UI.OTltlKHf, Ne, fit-S8 NORTH QUBPN STREET, Ulght en the Beuthwnat Cerner of Oianne at rent, LANCABTKll, I'A. Notcennectod with any ether Clethltu llen.eln thec.lt v. nultAHUAVArlA flM.KIt t)IUAU3 VOK 1 n cents, (liiarnnlceil te be clnitr rlllers, at UAIlTMA.N'd VKI.I.OW FHONT C1UAU BTOKK. MYERS BATHFOI TnE OLD PRINTER. WAV HU lAHUKUKlt WITH '.! 1.1." hltetcti et I. lie lteblnd the Hcenns In hNchi. pnper tiotnpeiliiB Koeni-llurditlo's J.ast and llrst. " SltiK Nine" loarned hla lellcrH riht front tlie boxes, ami crew up ntnl learned te set type in ene of titose tniittaiiK efllccR wliore they keep the typu In a oelToo Btielc nnd chalk out tlie cnr K en the lloer. lle wasn't nven a very fmit printer ; he didn't often rush, nnd he nover " heI. tllcrcd for the fat en the hook," (nil took whatever came aloerj with equal pationeo and Kml nature, wltother it was a " pick up" or a ureat take of blind copy, scrib bled In poneil en blue fc ilecap en both BidcHef the paper anil marked solid, with never a break or paragraph from A te ',. Hut he would ntaud at that old nane and pick up type nil night, pecking alent; en Htralxht brovler as tranquilly n.t theiiRli he struck a display head en every take. IIu always madn fnlr bills, nnd, after nwhlle, as the sixties began crcepliiK en him, the beyahntlaway of " Feldicrlug" for lilm, and n i ay be you don't knew hew hard it is for n printer net te drop a geed many type and fumble for the boxes and let his thumb get most awfully here, and have te hunt for the hollows ami blew out his case and nttitly the copy very olesely and ilnd it dreadfully hard te read, and that nert of thing, wheti, by rushing a little, he cau Ret a " piek up" ni lout; as your arm and a leaded take with a paragraph te every sentence Hut they did that ler the old man, and he knew it by and by, and loved tlie boy s as though they wero his own, overy last slug of them. And no, y.ear after year, he wrought among the boys en n morning paper. IIe went te bed about the tlme the rest of the world get up, and he rose, about the tlme tin rest of the world Bat down te dinner, lle worked by every kind of light oxcept Runlight. Thcre were can dles in the ofilce when he canto in, then they had lard oil lamps, that smoke 1 and sptittcred nnd amcllcd ; tlten hu saw two or thrce printers blinded by nxplesintm of catnpheuu nnd spirit gaa ; then kcrodeuo came In and heated up the nens room en Rttmrner nights like a furuace ; thou tlie olltce put in gas, and new the oleHrio light hung Irem the ceiling and dazzleJ his old cyea and glared into thorn from his copy. If Iio sang en his way home, a policeman bade him " cLocse that," atid rcminded him that he was disturbing the peace, and poeplo unuted te Bleep. But when he wanted te Bleep the rest of the world, for whom he had pat up all night te make a morning paper, reared and crashed by down the noisy htrcetunderhis window, with cart, and truck, ami omnibuses ; blared with brass bands, howled with hand organs, talked ami shouted, and even the shrieking newsbey, with a ghastly sarcasm, murdered the sleep of the tired old printer by yelling the name of his own paper. Year after year the foremau reared at hltu te romembor that this waui't au afternoon paper ; editors shrieked down the tube te have a blind inau put ou that dead man'n case ; smart young proof readers tcribblcd (sarcastic cemments en uikNTerk, ou the margin of his proof slipj ; lung winded coiitRemloiits, learning te write, and long haired pe;tt, "who con!'J ncver learn te spell, wrathfully cast all their imperfections upon his head. But through it all he wrought patiently and found mero uuushine than shadow in the world ; he had mero friends than cuomies. rrinteift itud rerrmrn and prcssmen and u-porters and editors canto and went, but he t.taycd, and he saw news room and sanctum filled and emptied, and llilcdaud emptied ngniti, and tilled again with new and strange fi -ci. IIe was work ing ene night, and when the hums that are sosheit in tlie ball room and se long in tlie composing rejin drew waarily en, he was tired. lle hadn't tin own in a full case, he said. Ouu uf the be, tired ns himself but a printer is uiwr tee tired te be geed nalurvd -eileicd te cliaue placss with him, but the old man still theie vas enough iu the o.ibe le last him through his take, and he wouldn't weik any tnoie tonight. The types clickul in tlie silent room, and by -and by tlie old man said : "I'm nut uf herts." He sat down en the low w'ihIeu bill by his care, Midi his stick in his hand his bauds folded wearily lu his lap Ilie types clicked en, A galley of t olegraph vial'.cd. "Will any ene kindly tell me what gentle man is lingering with 1) i;i?" called the foiemnn, who was ntwayu daneorensly polished nnd pelite when he was ou the point of exploding witli wrath and imp.i imp.i imp.i tionce. Slug Niue, passing by the alley, steppeil te speak te the old man sitting there se quietly. The telegraph boy came miming in with the last manileld, sheet, sheuting: "Thirty I" They can led tlie old in in te the fote man's long lable nnd laid him down tevci cntly and coveiol Ids face. They took the slick out of his ncrvelcas hand and lead his last take Hcsten, Novembor 2:1, Tlie Aincilc.in bark Pilgrim wnt te pieces oil' Marble head in a light gale about midnight. She as old and unscawe.-tliy, and this was te hae been I. or last trip. fihst iii.tmu veit m.AirsK. Dciperuta l'elltlcl Klitlit iu n t'eiiimylviiiibi VlllHRO. A desperate political quarrel with a tcr tcr ilble tragical endlug eccurred in Liver pool, Pa , en Friday night, seen altar the ucviH had been i evolved el the nomination of Mr. Hlaine at Chicago. If the fueling manifested among Republicans ever the action of the Chicago convention i proves ns bltter oliiawhea", topetitlons of such horrihlenplBodcs may be confidently looked for. Tite men iuve'ved iu tlie des des des porate and bloody ntl'ray vore .las. Hegau, Klwoed Strauss, Casper Ueycfr and four ethers, all farmcis. The thrce men naiiud ure Stalwart Republicans and when they were told that Hlaine had wen the battle they grew wild with rage and openly de nounced the Maine statesman in tonus that would have done ercdit te a Liver peel coBtermougor. Others in the paity dofendod Hlaine and a war of words eli cited, but befere oeming te blows the gang separated. shortly nfter the party adjourned te a neighboring bar room, and as tlie Stal warts drowned their sorrows iu the Mow Mew ing bowl their bolllgeiMtit qualities wero dovelopod, Ilegan begati the tutibleby getting into n heated niguiuent with a Hlaine man and ondenverod te onfurce the stenath of his vlews with a rat ling blew. Instantly the men clinched an I a leugh nud tumble light began. Kilerts were made te soparate the combatant hut without success, and In a few moments the dozeu or mero men iu the salejn wero ongaged in a froe light. Knives wero drawn aud used olleotlvely, rovelvors were whipped out of haek poekotB nnd llretl reokleasly and blows were oxehangod between the belligoients with a rapidity that was suit rising nnd n foreathat would have (bin oredltto a Dewory bruiser. In the midst of the melce a pistol bul let struek thoslngle coal-oil lamp with whleh the room was illiniinateil, Htmtter )u; it te fragruents and letvingthe plae in darkness. The crowd wero, hownver, se frenzied with oxeitomont nil belng half drtiuU that the battle was waged florcely lu the darkuess, the men slashing right and left with their bewie knives atjd using eliairs and ethor improvlsed weapens, Fer fully a quarter of an hour the men fought like tigers, and were finally ojeotcd by the proprietor, who had becn reinforced by a nutnber of his friends. The deer was barred, and when a light was brought iu tlie thrce men were found lylilg ou the lloer. They proved te be Hegait, lioyer and a farmer uamed James Weiss. Ilegan had been shot through the right thigh and had a terrible stab wound In the abdemci. Heyor resolved soven dlstinet knife wounds and was shot through the nrm, and Welas had been stabbed twice sovcrely In the light side. The annouueemont made te the howling mob out ilde that the thrce men had been killed quicted them and they dispersed. A physician wan sumtnoned and, after dress leg the wounds of the Injured, oxpreRscd but lltlle hepe of their rccovery. Warrants wero issued for the arrest of twenty per sons who figured in the row. All con cerned have been tcarded as rcspcctable men, and it is supposed that net less than thirty five persens partlolpited lu the row. The deaths of Hegau and Weiss are reported nnd if they are net already dead they cannot survive mero than a few hours. Kx-Mamtiiil llnll te be l'roiecuted. The attorney gauml has sent a letter te Keprcscntatlvn Hpriuger saying that criminal precccdlccn are about te be com mcuccd against Jehn Hall, latn United States marshal of the Western district of Pennsylvania. Examiner Hallin, who investigated Marshal Hall's accounts, has Incu orderod te go te Pittsburg, te appear Ijofero the grand jury. The notion of the attorney general is based en a lotter from United Btitcs District Atterney Stone, of Pittsburg, who says : " I have Invest! gated tlie reports of Mr. Hallin, examiner cf the department of justice, and in mauy cases I have cetcpircd them with the doekcts und papers ou fib nnd bollevo the reports of Mr Hallin te be iu the main correct, and that the emolument returns of Marshal Hall are Incorrect ns te the earnings .nnd icceipts reperted Irem individuals, and that he has earned ami received from Individuals much mero than he topertcd in emolument returns made Jupe SO, 1831, and Oeetnber 31, 1831, and June 1, 1832 Tin S3 emolument returns are the only OLC4 lis his undo within the past thrce years, and are the only ones for the making of which he cau be proseeulcd, the rest buing barred by the statute of limitation. I am prepared te institute erlminnl proceedings aninst hint tit ence." Witnesses befoie Mr. Springer's coui ceui coui mlttee during the protent (Jengruss have tcstllled that Mr. nail has failed te account for from $200,000 te $400,000. Attempt te Wreck n train. An attempt was made te wreck the Dever express near the bridge spanning the .Medway nver, at Kocnester, Kng., ey means of a potulcieus iron rai' which had been fastened across the track. The cugiue driver put ou full speed and the obstaelo was rUnned aside The eccu pants of the tralu wero severely shaken up. 1'eity 1. nillen Itenruea from Drowning, At the launching of the steamer Habs buig ou Lake Constance, a torapernry woeiion structure lined with spectators gave away. Forty ladles, Including the I'riuccds Thtiniett Taxis, who christened the vofsel, was prceipitatcd Inte the lake. Oieat oxeitomuut prevailed, but all wero rescued from the water without serious Injury. a rei.iui:uAr'n duty. Policeman Kd. K. Heath, S'J North Htiuet, I'nitlaiid, Me., May II, l&S'J, wiltes .- "I litiMi been troubled ler u geed many iars with intluir.'. in Ien et the bladder, dab tnu as lui hack ns diiilng the tlmu when 1 was in il.eaimy. 1 Hiiirme.l with dull, heavy pains lu t lit. Inuk iuuI Miliums tee lnteiife ter tne tn iIihciIIie, mid tiled hcwuil leinedies Hint wtie itci iiiiiieiiiUd.auil was txuuilned Ly ene el inn bisl physicians, uhe proneuuied It ln ihiiiinuitleu el tliDlilnitiler; ami 1 went le the liespltiil ler tieatiiiuiit, but nil medicine and tteatuiunt, hud seemed te Intl. 1 Mas rccom rccem minded let! j Hunt's Itemedy, ns It hid been iifid In several mch canes lime In I'erllund and vicinity. 1 piu.hii-cd a lottlent "mllh'B ilriut slnii) here, and (emul utter iibIiik tlie llrst bottle that It rullevud me hi cat ly, und alter using envmul het (Its found that It did me morn geed than ull oilier medicines und treitlincul I have iccclvid eemhlmil. And te add te my geeil opinion el Hunt's Itemedy, X beg te stale lu cle.lug that my wlfe has been for a long tlmu troubled i It li a wtniknu s and lulliiiniiiatlen or the blaibUr, wllh a cempll ejllen el ether iilsences peculiar te women. Alter using only two bottles she h.is been cempli tcly eiiiLd ; and 1 caus.iy that my wile Is loud In piiiise of this weiiileilul medicine, and I Mould highly lereiniiiimd It te nil who me Hiitrurlng Iieiii uldmiy dlseibcsei diseases nl the bl.uldiir." I'ehii.anii, Mu., May II, itt-:i. 1 l.meby teilliy that I knew the lactsel the sickness el Mrs. K. K. Ilcate, anil that they uie cmitclly stated In the foregoing cottllleutc, ami her euro was iu'cempll8hed by the use of llunt'i Itenicdy. A. W.Hutrit, Druugl.t, Cor. rerllnnd and (Jreen Ntiects. NO MAir.ltlAI. UllANtllC. Tills Is te cm Illy thai I have used Hum's Itemedy for the lilduey complaint, and de i ived much I 'Ciirllt from its uee. 1 have been mulcted about ene year, and re ceived tica'innnt from thu local physlcluus, nud used a number of se called gpuclllcs with out any muteiljl help, lam happy te say, alter using thrce bottles et Hunt's Itcmeily, l was completely cured, 1 never tall te recommend It, and you ate nt liberty te uiu my name lu any manner you may desire. ' .leiiv W. Joiinm-en, Norwich, (Jenn., May 7, 184t. J9-lwil.M,WAKAw llaelclen's Arnica tswlve. Tlie Hest Salve In thu world ler Only, Ilrutses, Morns, Ulcers, Halt Khuiim, fever sores, Tetter, C hupped Hands, (Jhtlhliilns, Cerns.aud ull skin eniptlone, and positively cuics Vitus or no pay ruiiutred. It li guar unttsul te give purled satisfaction or money n Inndm). 1'ilwi, -ii cunts porbex. Keranic by II. I! Cochran, druggist, 137 iuuI 139 North Queen street, Lancaster. A areut lllicevery, .Mr. Win. i'hnnias, el Newton, la,, says: "MvwltehUM been serlnuslv ullected wltbu reintli ler twiinty-tlvu years, and this spring mom Mivercly thin ever before. Hhu hid used many leniudles without rellel, and belnir uived te try Dr. King's New Dlhcevery, dtii se, with most uratllylng lesults. The llrst bottle relieved bur very much, und thu second botlle lias iibseluudy cured her. Hhe tins net hud se geed health for thirty years." Trial bottles free nt 11,11, Cochran's drtia More. l.atge size, tl.oe. Wliy lle DuwncmtT True, you uiu lu a mlii'r.ible condition you aru weak, palld und neiveus. Yeu cannot sleep nt night, nor enjoy your waking hours i yut, why liwit heait'f (let at the druggUi'sa botlle et Ilunloeli feed Hitters, 'I bey will itistnrn you te health unit iaee of mini. Beld by II. It, coeliruu, ilriiKglst, 117 and i:i'l Ninth Queen street, l.iinc.uler, I'u, ntr, i.HiiKtry, and ethor lauieus women have wen a reputa reputa tatlen or luclal bsauty. A line complexion m u tees ene hauilfcome, even though thu I tee Is net el perfect mould. HunlecL ltleutl Hitter notillrecily upon the circulation, und te glvu the akin u clcarues. and suioottir.ossothm suieottir.ossothm suioettir.ossothm wise untittalnuble. Held by II. II. Cncluan, drugglst,.M7 anil Itri Nex HiQucn sticet, i.au caater, l'u. X With Everybody te Knew, llev. (Joergo it, Thayer, an old citlren of this vicinity known te overy ene m amest Influential citizen and christian mtnUtoref tie m. K. chureh, Inst this mement steppod in our stere te say, " 1 wish overyltotly te mew that I censider that both my soil and wlfe ewo our lives te Shlleh's consumption Ouru." It Is having n troinmuteua sole ever enr counters antlls giving perfect satlaractlen In all cases et Lung Ulionse., such as nothing clse has dene. Ults. MATCIIKTT A rtANCK, Itoennon, Ind., May IS, 19. , Sold by 11.11. Cochran, diUBRUt,Ne. 137 and 139 Nertii queen BtrceU LancasUir. loblleocll VLUTHINU, :nkw neckties, Gauze Shirts and Drawers, -ten- WHIT-MONDAY, -AT- EKI SMARTS, Ne, 17 West King Streot, (OI'I'OSITK THK 1ltOS8KKY.SII01Kt..) TI liKICIIAKT SPRING OPENING -AT- H. GERHART'S Titllerin KHtnhliHlunent. I am new prepared te show te the tratte an assortment et Woolens ler the Spring nnd tsummnr Ti ado which ter lteauty. Quality and Quantity surpasses all my former efforts te P'case my customers. Nenn but the very beat Korelgn and Amort Amert can rabilcs for Dress and lluslncss Hults ; a cemplete line or the I alest Mhades of Hprlng Overceating. Tlie very best el workmanship and piices lower than any Heuse In tlie city for the same imllty of goods H.GERHAET.D. r. winters, IA1LOH, Ne. 6 East King Street. OOMKIIII NO NMV, WILLIAMSON it FOSTER HAVK SOMKTIIINU NKW IN Beets and Shoes. That Islnterofetlngtel.ndfcsand Oentlcmeu looking ter a geed solid urtlcle uiu icasemi. blopilce. TllltKK (MJDOI.I.AUsnil.l, 11IJV a very Neat Kitting Umits' Hiiircengiii5s Usl leis, blyle Teeth 1'lck Toe. 'I Ids li n verv .In. slruhleand stvllsnslice ler thice Hollars run i.Aiuna wr.AU we have u FHONT LACK MAT KID TOP OAlTint. vervlmnd. some und sniiiethlng untlicly new. Ali-e Ol'KOWN DlChlu.N A shoe ler gi'lltlotneii uiitdoleourt-puctrtl order a slice or supciler iiuallty. SUMMER CLOTHING, Ot all kliu s suitable te tin- season In suits or THIN COA'Irt ami V hi I c, Sl'ltll'KD COAT.i ti r olltce wear, .'0c, and American Ktcisuckei' Costs und VetNiU?1S , l..tlllTSUJlMi;itl-.M'l8 In AllUoelCua. elinere I'lu I.lnu. t:."i i Ine Olobe Mills Cttj bttiiore Cants, M.fW. HATS1 HATS! HATS! l.ltlllT DhllllVa SI'ltAW IIATd. ill all kinds nnd styles lerctillilri-ii, Men or Heys. FANCY HOSlKin, IN 1)1)8 nud INDIAN UAUSK UNDKIlrtlllltTS. The FoatherwelBlit t'unbinliii Dm we is unit a very hiilulfcoine va rlety el fllk Neckwear and .Hummer Wear. Williamson & Fester, Dealers lu Clothing, Huts, Cups, Fiirutshlni: tineds, Itoets, mieps, 'Flunks, Valises, Tnivellng Hugs. Iluhber Heeds, etc. Nes 32-38 EA8T KINO STREET, I.ANCAS'lKIl, I'A. HL11H AND QtlKKNatlAJtli.. irillll M MAUTII. AI CHINA HALL. A KUI.I, LINK OF TABLE GLASSWBRE, JELLY TUMBLERS, JELLY OUPS, JELLY JARS. 'nim Kl Aito I'mii nlmtii Pumblcrs. X UlllLlvlMi High & Martin, 15 EAST KING HTKEKT, bANHABrKIt. I'A. HTUVICH. poett, white st tuir.r.mnjeii, -BANKERS,- 46 WALL STREET, New Yerk. Urokeraand Dealers In Hallway and nil ether Securities. KAIMVAY INVK3TMKNT3 a specialty, In the selection and catlmate of which their long connection -with " I'oea'a 51 Ah UAt. ev KAiLKOADii ' gives them apedal ad vantuKi's. Correspendenco Invited and In. IHUiut-H anawuieii. wupeait acceunirt loceivee and tutetest allowed, mllHIaioed VLOTlltmi, Time and tide wait for no man is well illustrated bv tha ww our Spring Stock ia moving off. f'loea tide brings us crowds of customers; receding tide carries away much of our variety and time make3 a hole in our im mense Bteck. Ne time like the present. A. C. YATES & CO, Ledger Builiing, Chestnut & Sixth 81s. I'HILAllKI.l'IIIA. i Readlng Railroad Serlp Taken ter Cleth lug. M KICUHANT TAII.OKI.NO. Special for Latlief. . . .''"-.VfJ111 recivc-t a line of the K1NK8T lUt'OltTKii I'ONQKKSIn the market, wlileli will bu beM per plece, containing twenty yards, at no t tlie saine iiuslltynt goods ard soiling In I'hll.idelphlaiitll'Juna $13. Special for Gentlemen. .Inst rccelviMl, A HIM, KN DID ASSOUT MliNT OK WOOL.KN OOeDS, Biiltable ler tha liotweathor, which, will be mads up ataur- ,..i.i,M.J' iui ..kuiu. uiiii BlipULlUr WlirKIIlllII ship, with trimming te correspond with the goods both in qualltv und sliaen 1'KltrKOT FIT OU HAN I'KKU OH NO HAI.K. Olve me t VIIIU Itlllt lt3 i:UllVlltl.U1l NO. 211 K. (JUEKN STREET, I.ANHASTKIt. I'A. A TlKNTlON. 0KANI CMMJtlNU SALE -OF- Spring & sniDir Glelig. We n e selling our Knllre Bleck el hl'lflN'O AND! HtMMKlt CI.OTtlNO Of AM. DKS'.UIITIOSH AT A UltKAT KKIIUCTION NOW. Wu Intend thai ; fv inuu sliall have a chance at our full assoitmeii,...' Iw .iiblu In buy at prices which m III surprise Hir.aVtnr their clcapuess. We have Te-day .Maiked i 600 I'AIIW OK WOItMNO PANTS. SOcte ft (if. 1,10 I'AIKS OF alNtl I.K l'ANT-, ll.'ii loll .W. UUiANI SCHOOL hims.U!!5 te SI.M. itncilll.DltlNMSUlTS. JI.50 In t4.00 THIN CI.OTII1NO. UAUSK UNDKIHV KAU, NKCKWi-Alt, ll()SliIl, bUSI'K.NIiKIt', hiiiI OBNIS' FHtlNlSlllNI, (1001)3 Ol All Uutcilptlens at Iteck lloitein 1'ilccs. CAM. AT Hirsli & Brether's rl.N.N IIAI.I. CLiUllUNii HOIIHK, Nea. 2 and 4 North Queen Htree. I.ANCABTUIl. I'A. II A lit Alt II VATH. yyr " s1A,) FrKlt. dullNHlOK.S W D. Staufler & Ce., (Successors te Bhulu A i:re.) 31 and HO NORTH QUEEN St' ft Straw Hats! Straw Bats 1 1 Straw Hats! 1 1 Twenty casis et Straw Hals J uat received, The very latest styles ter young men. Alse Nutria. Mixed ami 1'euil Derby t Alople anil l'earl Casstuiere Hats. All new sleck, ItKMK.MHKItTIIK NUMnKU, 31 und Wi NOIITUQUEENSTBEET. mylt-ly TU-B.W UAT8. SHULTZ'S ONLY HAT STORE. We wish te call the attention of men with big heads te tha faet that we are always provided with jusc the extra lurae hats they require. We are new ehewlnn; a full aaeertx men t of BTRAW HATd in all grades and the laraeat, handeomeet and moBteomploto line of LIGHT COL ORED STIFF HATS evor openod in Lanoaeter. If your omember that every thlrnr hore la fretjh and non nothing; thac la at all old you will bee the advan advan advan tttBoaef at loner, looking; through cur aenortmment. A- IN A VKIV DAYS WK WILL HAVK A 144 lerth Queen Sfe, A lew deer above the franKUn Heuio, 1.ANCA3TKU, I'A. uiarZT lXAT ' 5i3 n i , tf " A i' 'Ti .C 'i 1 "?
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