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l,AN(JASTEH, PA. FRIDAY, AUGUST 15, 1884.
I'rice Twe Ceuk.
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w 5ilfi?WJwg? v V
IHIY UVU1M,
TIMIN Ft UlVl.KU A.UO., OIIN 8. U1V1.KH & Uf
Ker C'hoice Wlltun Carpel. Ker Damask Hall awl Stnlr Carpet.
JOHN B. UlVI.KIt A CO., JOHN 8. UIVLKR A CO.,
Fer Fine Velvul Carpets, for I.ew.prlced Venetian Hall mill Stair.
JOHN 8.UIVLKI A CO., JOHN 8. UIVLKR A CO.,
Ker Kxtiu quality Muiiiet Carpet. Fer Home-mado Ran Carpet.
JOHN 8. UIVLKR A CO., J01IN8.U1VI.KII CO.,
Fer Hist Makes Hotly llrtisiiils Carpet. ForOecon, Napier and Canten Mattings.
JOIINH. UIVLKR A CO., JOHN 8. UIVLICRAO I,
Ker Ileal Tapestty llrusscla Carpel. Fer Clielcu Mnoleuin.
JOHNS. UlVI.KIt A CO, JOHNS. UlVI.KIt A CO,
rorMudlumTiipeslry Citri(it, Ker Hest fleer Oil Cleths.
JOHN 8. Ul VI Kit A CO., JOHN 8. UlVI.KIt A CO,
Ker I uiv priced 'tapestry Carret. Fer Kima "nil Mats.
JOHNS. UlVI.KIt A CO , JOHN 8. UlVI.KIt A CO.,
or Itiat All wools plv Carpet. Fer the UenulnuAureia Carpet Sweeper.
JOHN K. U1VI.KII A CO., JOHN 8. UlVI.KIt A CO.,
Fer Kxtrn Piipni All-wool Carpet. 'J ake Carpet Riik In Exchange fjr Carpets.
JOHN i. UtVl.fcll A CO., JOHN 8. UlVI.KIt A CO.,
Ker Kxlru C. C. Carpet. Prices Marked In I'lnlu FIkiiu-s.
JOHN CUV I.Kit A CO . .JUlIN 8. UlVl.hll A CO..
Ker all klnilHOl Iniirnln Carpets. (Inn 1'ilceanil Hint tne l.ewtgi.
JOHN S. UlVI.KIt A CO., JOHN f.Ul VI.KIi A CO.,
'At Kusl Miik 8tmuU The Hest Assoituientln Lancaster.
HUJIIid
II.
.. IVIKIAI 8
SUMMER JLWELRY,
RHINE STONE SPECIALTIES IN SILVER JEWELRY.
Lace
Pins,
Hair
Pins,
Cellar
H. Z. RHOADS,
Ne. 4,
I..1NCAHI Kit. I.
VAiii'itm,
s
.MURK'S U.tlU'K.T IIA1.I..
BARGAINS !
SHIRK'S CARPET HALL.
Nelliui; Off te CIem- Ilu.iiiicsa. Everything Must Positively be Sold.
A hull l.lmint IIOIM IIUU8SKL3, TAPESTRY, ami All Urade or INUIIA1N CARPETS.
ItUUy. III.ANKKTS, COVFRI.KT-4 ami OH. CLOTH.
1ST ALL AT A BACIirFICK.-y&l
r- Prompt attention Klven te tlie Manufacture el llar Carpeta te order.
-AT-
SHIRK'S CAftPET HALL,
UOH. W. KINO AND
telCChiiduw
WATHlt STri.,
J.
II. MAIITIM Si UU.
NOW READY FOR
TIIK LAHUKST
Wilten, Axininster, Hoquetto, Bedy Brussels, Tapestry
AND
INGRAIN CARPETS
KVKR SHOWN IN THIS CITY.
NEW COLORINGS. - NEW PATTERNS.
ALL NKW, AND K8PKCIALI.Y DKSIUNKD KOR THK KAI.L'3 TRADK.
WIVES LOWER THAN EVER I
Rugs, Mats, Muttlnge, Cortleono, Lineleum nnd Oil Oleth,
IN ALL DKblRAlILK WIDTHS AND BTrLKS.
STAIR HODS. STAIU TADS. CARPET LININGS.
J. B- MARTIN & CO.
Cerner West Kins anil Prince Streets,
TIH Y AUK, JtV.
"! TO
JOHN P. SCHAUM'S,
Ne. 2 1 Henth Quevn Street.
-KOR THK-
CHEAPEST and BEST
REFRIUERATORS,
WATER COOLERS,
Lawn Mowers,
QAIiDEXJIOES AND OIL VLOTII.
jera P. SCHATJI,
34 8euth
Quoeu Btroet,
'.ANCAHTKR,
dn-ivd
I'.
HJOVKH.
pililll, wniTr. m imr.r.Mtiueil,
--JBANI02RS,--
46 WALL bTRBET, New Yerk
lirekura ami Ucalers In Railway nnd all etiiur
Securities.
RAILWAY INVK8TMKNT8
a tpcclnlty, lu tlie selection and ostlmnte el
wliieb tlietr Unix cnuiieutleu wltli " I'oeit's
MAUAt.ef IUilkeaim " ulvei ttieui Hpecliil ml.
MiulUKl'H. Coiiet.peiiiliucii liivlled uud In.
Uiilrles answered Dopealt accounts retelveil
uudliitcicBmUeiYCUi mlD-Omeed
Of AUT.
Buttens,
Bracelets and Bangles.
West King
Street.
may It-ljtl
,fr.
BARGAINS !
LANOAB'IIK, PA
THE FALL TRADE !
LINK OK
liiineister, l'n.
vnerittiuNtt.
rpAVl.UK' FANCY rLOUlt.
Ulve It a trial ami be convinced that It Is aa tie
claims, tlie
IIK8T IN TIIK WORLD.
It was awarded tlie hiKlient medal at tlie
Centminlal Kxponltlen. Cincinnati Kzblbltlen
ami Ohie 8tate Kalr. Tlie Uunulne
Tayler's Fancy Fleur
Itetatls at OS coots per a round Sack.
KOlt BALK UY ALL LKADINU UR00KUS.
M, V. 8TEI0EHWALT & SONS,
Hole Aaunu for Lancaster, a7-lm
T K.VAN'3 HBWJ KOI.LEU VI.OUU,
HiivltiK fitted upmirMIII with tlie latest and
most Improved teller machinery, we aru new
inanutactuiliiK a Fleur net surpassed by nny.
tiling lu the murket. Te be convinced try u
Hack et
LEVAN'S
Fancy Reller.
KorHulebv Uiocera Ktuiurully.
LBVAN & EONS,
Merchant Millers,
JOHN U. liUbHONU, Aucnt ter Lancaster
city. lyiaiimi
nMIIN Ul.ll HlUll i'KNNKtll IVlll
VJ i i-ine, 1 let 5u, 11 lei V.'.j., at
UAIUMAN'8 YKI.LUW KR0NT ttUAU
S'l'OKlS,
mr.nniAi.
11
UN I '8 HKIMf.lt V.
Thirty
H'lltB ItOCOIll.
Endorsed
by 1'hyelulans.
HUNT'S
KIDNEY AND LIVER
REMEDY.
Never Known te Fail.
CURES ALL DISKAIKd OK TI1K KIDNKtrt.
l.lVKIt, HLADDKR,
AND URINARY OUUANH, DROPSY,
UltAVKI., D1AHKTK9, IlltlUII I'S D18KA8K
PAIN8 1N Till. HACK,
LOINBOR81DK, NKItVOUS Dlrtl'.ASKS.
KKTKNTION OR NOV.RI.TKNTION OK
UR1NK.
JIV TIIKUMKOy THIS RKMKDY. Til 2 STOMACH
AND IIOH KLSHI'BKIIII.V lir.OAIN rilKIll STIIKNUTll,
AKDTIIK lll.OOU IS 1'UIIlriKII.
It ik ruoNeuKOKii nv iiumiki:ih of tiik hkst
IHH7TOHS TO I1KTIIU ONLY CORK KOIt AM. KtNbS
Or KlDNBV DlHKAHKH.
IT If) 1-UllEL.r VKCHTAIILK, ASID tUlll'H WHEN
OTIIKIl MKDIOINES VAIL.
IT IN l'KKI'AHKII KXt'llKTSLV rOIITIIKBI! IIISBASUO,
AND HAS NKVKIl IlKUf KSOn N TO KAIL. OhK T11IAL
WILL CONVINCE TOU KOll BALK BT ALL IlUUOOIdT.
-I'ltlOB, ni.sn-
bKNI) roil 1'AMrilLKT Of TMTIMONIALS.
HUNT'S KKA1KOV CO.,
Jyl-TuTliSAwly I'rotllniiea. II, r.
He.-
j'l.Asrr.u
SHARP PAINS.
CrU It, 8pialnH, Wronelic.s, Itlieiiimitlnm,
Nuuniluln. hclnllcii. I'leiulsy I'nlns. Mlitcli In
UuiMldf, lltvcWiiclii), Swollen .loin's, llnut HI
04no.8ero MtiBClct, I'ulu In I liu Client, and nil
lmliiH nml auhuit I'lth r local eril op-erntel inn
IiiHtaiitly mltiwtil xnil puullly cmixl ly tlin
wull-knenn Hep Platter Compounded, ns It
Ih, el tliu mrillctnul vIuiieh el lit'sli
Heps. Unran, llalaJimtt and Kitiucls, 11
U induel '" best )nin-kllllnu, itlm
ulullm,', toetlilnit nml tr nKtlii'iiliiK l'or l'er l'or
etm IMaster ovei made. Hep Plaiteri are
Held by ull ilniKijUtH .ind c mntry stercn. '-
cents or llve tei i 00. Muller en recuipt el
pilce. Hep Platter fe , 1'ioprluter and Man
utucluruit) liosten, Sla-.
HOP PLASTER.
Cea. 0(1 tengtii), bad bicatli, eenr stom stem
acliaml llcr iIIhuime enred by ll.iwley's Hlom Hlem
achaml LIvcrrillR UcIh. iki-:1i1Aw(2)
UAUUIAtt tH, AV.
F,s
f. UAKHI.MIK llltll.lir.ti.1
THE STANDARD
Carriage Werk
t)K I.AN0A31 bit OL'.N'l V.
EDQERLY & CO.,
Fine Carriage Builders,
MARKET HTUH3T,
IN RKAROKOKNTIIAL MARK.KT HOU8K3
LANCASTER, !' A.
We make every ftvle lluuxy anil CarlarK
destred. All work nntlitd in tlie meat torn tern torn
tnrtable and clcuHiit Htjlc. We iihe only tlie
ft golccted lmUnrlul, and mnplev only tlie
bt tiiKclianlca rei qu'illty of weik our
pilci'M aie tlie clHiapvsl tn tint state. We buy
ler curili and neil en tlimnext rcuKonnbletoiiiiH.
Ulve us a call. All work warranted.
RKl'AllllNU IMlOMVTl.l ATTbNDKDIO.
One But el werkmun uspcUally utnples lmI ler
tbal nuri)esn.
UJIIIl.tW
LfKClAI. NOTICK.
Nerteck&liley's
Til HID GRAND
PUBLIC SALE
OK K1RST.CI.A83
CARRIAGE WORK,
ATTHK1R KACTORY,
Cor. Duke and Vine Sts.,
I.ANOASTKR, l'A ON
MONDAY, Aug. 18, 1S8 1.
8ALKCOMMK.NCINU AT
O'CLOCK, A.M.
TKN
On thldday we will
VtilllCllMOt
dlspoje el from mi te 75
Our Own Manufacture,
CennUtlnKl IliiRRliM, I'liantens, Cmrlaum,
Ae , nnd every let) will be Kxaianleed. Tlie
nutille aie convinced tlint all neik elil at
ierinur Hales was s represented. K very Jeb
must be Held In order te make loom for etiiur
btocke. Ne Koedsoirmcil will be wltlulrawn,
ezcwpt wliun Lelow coAtet inunufucture. We
mean lu BCIl II 1110 jiuuhu iiuiuih 11 10 iiiuirim
vantavn te purcliaee a IllHvClnss nrtlile, hh
Iluely llnUHud In every respect as tno;e ion
pay double tlie amount tei. It will bu well te
atiend,an tills will bone Imitation tmln. as we
innan te sell every Jeb In stock. It nosslble.
Don't lortiel tlie date, MONDAY. AUUUST
18, ltSl, cetumencliiK at 10 o'clock, a. in. Ililnir
competent JuiIhes te exnmlne Hteck betore
day et Hile. Kvei y lob will be Kuaranleed
we will alne dlspose of u Urgu utoeti of
8KCOND HAND WORK.
Attendance will be given and teruiH madu
k"0WUby NORDE0K & MILBV.
II, K. Rewb. Auctioneer. lelJ-tld
UUUOJSltUCH,
A1
BURSK'S
RKAL VALUK.
NOHUMI1UU.
We de net sell the se called S1I.VKR 8poe
Cetlee, for which j ou pay 'ile u pound and uut
a Hllvur Speen weith tutc. mere or Uss, but
will bull veu about iw uoeu a
Coffee for 15c. a Pound.
Thore are nene of u who de business for
Klery, and whun you itet 8llver 8poeus, and
tlne I'laiiuus, ami niuuia less than cost, you
pay ter ineiu in payiiiK a inir uwiu im juui
Cotrce and Tea and muling an lnlerlei arllclu
TJIKJiE JU A'O 1WU11T OF IT I
you pay from Be te Se a pound mero than you
pay us ler tlie buiiie iiuullty of Koede.
BTJRS'K'S,
NO, 17 HAST KINO HTRSBT.
' LNCASTKII, X'4,1
T1IE MULLIGAN LETTERS.
Cllt.vrillU HTUUV r HL.VIMVd t'iAMK,
A lilt et ItODsnl Political lllttery lenctru.
Itiic tlm lleput)Ilen Uanillilats Tliat
hllllllllt III) Kuomte Ol All Mll,
Krem tlie New Yerk World.
Tlie ttery of tlie Mulligan letterH 1h
brlclly told. They worn Icttcra wrltten
ly llr. Dlrilne tn Air. Fisher ooncorii eoncorii oencorii
lujj lnnil . Kraut railroad dtecliH nml
beudu, Bud tliey wote held, with Ftsher's
ceiiBetit, by hia bookkeeper, James Slut
llpnu. In 1870 Jlorten, Cenklin nnd Dl.ilne
wcre candldatea for tlie Ilepiiblleau nutnl nutnl
nntteti with the oliaeccs tliree te two In
f.iver of nliilne nnulnst tbe Held. Morten,
te kill Hlulnc, Btnrtid n numliur of mil
read inmtipatleDH In tlie (Democratic)
lloiiRe wliieli brought out dnmaiug
clmrgi'H HKiiluHt the sjieakcr. Thn Doiuo Deiuo Doiue
orntH bad netlilDfj te de with the Hepubli
oae family qtiaml at llrst, nnd permitted
the Kt'pttblivauH te llht it out nmetiR
tlioniBelvtH, After having been for four
weeks under lite, Jilnhie mmle n personal
Htatemunt te the hoiue which waa n
Ketieral denial, nnd for four weeks mero
the Investigation d ranged en, Domeorata
taking Httloer no intercat in it.
May 30 the Hub judiciary commltteo
(luHtlgated thcrote by Beuater Morten)
eummeucd Wnrren Finhur, jr , of Uosten,
it contractor for building the Fert Smith
Si I.lttle Heck rnihtiad, who sold out hln
contract te Jimiali Caldwell (and didn't
net the money), nnd ,Iatncn Mulligan, of
Bosten, Ueamirer of the Olobe theatre,
who had been Mr. Ftaber'u boekkoopor.
FIbIilt nnd lilaitie had had cloae busluena
ruIatietiH feriuauy years. TIicre wltuesses
vore called te testify lu relation te certain
benda and stoeks alleged te have been
sold or Riven te Mr.IH.iine, and p irtieular
ly in regard te a 501,000 bjnd Tem Scott
had ozeliauuod for Notthern Paclle bends
for Mr. lllaine. They vfure very uuwill
iug witnessed, Mulliuau admitted the
Haloot Fert Smith benda te lllaine nnd
various sales and trausfutH, hut knew
nethluc tnatethl. Fisher adinitted anil
iiig various blocks of utoek te Mr. Illaiuu,
but denied giving him $1110 000 in bemU
without a consideration Mulligan waa
ordered te appear bofero the oemmlttoo
nest day.
Whim the committee met the next morn
ing Mr. Mulligan atnrtled the e immittce
and the country with a story which in out
lined in the following :
Associated l'rcsi DUpatcb, Wushlnjten, .Jitnu
1, 1S7U.
James Mulligan ailil he anti'd te iniku
(v statement bofero continuing his examiu
ntieu. He said that when he arrived here
a uote oame down from Mr. Hhiuu to te
ipicating thu wituesi and Mr. Fiiher te
eall at hia house ; witness declined lu go,
but Mr. Fitshur v,eut .Vfter witness tea
tilled yesterdav, Mr. ISlaiue called upon
him aud asked him about nutue lotto, a
which vi ere lu hia peisebS. en and wanted
witness te give them up te him, but wit
liens declined te de ae Witnca haid Mr.
Ulalnu almost uet down en hia liuuea atrl
pleaded for the letters, tiaying they would
ruin him for life, and when witueaa further
declined Mr. IMaine asked him te think of
hia wife and six elilUn'ii He besought
witness nnd almeat coutemplatod auicide.
He oirered te get him a consulship in in
turn for the lettera. Wltneta allowed Mr.
lilaiuu te take them ttuder a pledge te
return thorn. This w.ia in the picsence of
Mr. Fishur aud Mr. Atkins. Witneas then
retired te hiu loom and Ulaiue followed
him aud wanted te leek at the lettera
again. Witnnsa allowed Mr. Blaiue te
take them, aud Mr. Lllaine refused te e
turn thorn, aud still retains them. Thuru
were about eighteen lettera.
Mr. Ulalne, sworn in rebutta', admitted
the intetview, admitted takmg the lelteiN,
admitted that he had thorn in poiscesion ;
but denied having gene down ou his
kuei'ti, or havitig said they would ruin him,
or having e lie red the consulship. 11m
metive for keeping them he explained aa
fellows :
Mulligan aaid he did net knew what
might tratidpire in hia examination te day
anil that he waa going teluild these loiters
for hiu ewu protectleu and vindication I
said te him : "Under tliete ciraumstaucea
I will net give theso lettrra up," and I
aaid, "I will uet return these lettera be
catise ou threaten te make a Ube of them
which is illegitimate, and I have ue idea
that any man shall take my privale oor eor oer
respoudenco nud held It ns a menace ever
my head te be used at bis option."
The Chairman I nsk nt jour hands the
production of these letlerii for the peru3.tl
of the commltteo and net ler publication.
Mr. Hlniue I will take occasion te con
sult my couusel in regard te it.
The Chairman Yeu decline, then, te
preduce thorn i'
Mi. lilalue Fer the present, I decline
Frem that day te this no unn haa teen
the letters. Hut June 5, ISO, Mr. Ulaine
rese in his sent In the Heuse for a porseual
oxplanatlen nud read n buuillu el letteia
which he said were theso leeeUcd from
Mulligan. He allowed no one te see them.
He nover allowed any one te aee them, nud
the letters te " My Dear Fisher " (ptetBd
by newspapers nre from thoBtenographer'a
notes ns Mr. lllaine read them. .Mulligan
denied that the letteia were toad vcilmlm
or that nil of thetn wcre read
In becinning hiu explanation te the
llouse Sir, lllaine Bald that " nt every
turn of n railroad investigation ordered by
the Houae au effort had been made te
direct it ngnlnst him personally, until ou
Saturday last, when there woie no lean
than four sub coin upon which he was
being investigated "
Mr. Knett replied that that was becaute
he turned up overywhere with laud grant
bends or stoek of land grant ralireaiia.
Mr. lllaine nttaoked the thosub-judl-einry
commltteo ns oemposod of Coulule
rate brigadiers, defeuded his method el
getting the letters uud instilled his
rcfiihiinl te let nuy ene sen thorn. He thou
ic.id them, with a running llre of comment
aud explanation.
June 10 the Bub-judleiary oemmittco
made a formal demand te tee the letters.
Mr.lllaine refused te show thorn or te pre
duce Mr, Mulllgnu's memorandum of .the
contents of oaeh one, which had bceu given
te him with thorn.
The Hopubliean national convention met
lu Cincinnati June It). Senater Morten
had be timed the revelation of Speaker
iilalne'a corrupt railroad roeord that the
full shook of the dlsgrace foil upon the
country ns the dolegntcs were assembling,
Mr. Blaine's boldness lu seizing the letters
which his Hopubliean ouemles bad in
tended te use te foreo a withdrawal, or
failing lu that te ruin him by their publi
catien, had only rendered his posi
tion lehs desporate. Ilia pretense of read
ing thorn lu the llouse had decelved very
few. The nomination was hopeless unless
something happened te turn popular
Bjmpathy in lis favor, This something
ennid Bunuay, June 11, in a "sunstroue,"
na he was ascending the steps of Dr.
liaukin's church. II e sat down ou the
step and said te his wife : "Mamma, my
head pains me ; I am afraid I'm sunetruek,
Call n carriage Take me home nud
tend for Dr. Pone." The news Hashed
ever the country that he was dangereusly
ill nud popular feeling lustantly vcered
creund in his frtver. Uulrersal sympathy
WAS exnroBseut Eyou grim SeuatQr Uorteq
remarked "he rlncnrely regretted thn sad
occurrence Although dolieato about ex
pressing nny opinion en the subject, he
did net hcsltiite te say that lu hia opinion
tht effect at Cincinnati would be fnvorable
te Mr. Dlnlne if by te morrow or Tuesday
it shall appear that the attaek is net seri
ously alarming."
Se rapid waa his rccovery whnn Gen.
IMaisted, of Maine, called en him Tuesday,
he found him sitting up, surrounded by
bis family, rending dispatches from Cin
cinnati, nnd Tuesday night Mr. lllaine
telcemphcd te Mr. Hale, his adjutant,
that he was " ontlrely convnlesoout."
The efloet was faverable, but net suin
clently fnvernbly for lllaine te recover nil
that he had lest by the disclosures. He
led from the start te the seventh ballet,
and wns nt the last defeated by Senater
Morten making a combination of nil the
oppeilng olemonts in favor of R.U. Hayes,
who received 381 votes (four overn major
ity) te Walde's 351 and Iirlstew's 21.
lft.1. 1IIK Titurii.
(luvcriiurLleclnnil'it tlnurnee Ill4ltiu'st "it-
aril ten,
Krem Hiu pur's Weekly.
Mr. Cleveland hah met the ehaiqes in
the most characteristic manner a manner
which may be well contrasted wltii that of
Mr. lllaine in repaid te the Mulligan
lotteis. Promptly nud unhe&itatlugly,
with a manliness that every honorable
man lu the ceuutry will apprechte, when
the calumnious artlcln appeared, Mr. Cleve
land said te hia friends at unce, " Tell the
truth." There waa no whining nbeut his
"private bunlees'," ue seizing of letters,
and after a menacing pressure of public
opinion, a thoatiieal reading of such parts
us he chose, nnd with hia own comments;
thore waa ue deapcrate equivocation at'd
attempted oenooalmeut. " Tell the truth"
wbb the only reply a reply which hhowed
u man honorably unwilling te teceive any
public trust under falsn pretunsea. The
iriith, it la nviiletit, if the version of the
Ktening Pett be correct, as we belicve, is
tetal'y Dt'lleved in the article of the Tele
graph. The truth leaves Mr Clevel.iud
entirely from any just oharge of base con
duct lu the past, or of habitual debauchery
uud druuR.nuui.8ii " te this hour," of which
no evidence known te us haa been ollerod.
The lluir.ile Express, an Independent
Kepublle in journal which supports Mr.
lllaine for the presidency, but which
earnestly supported Mr. Cleveland for
major nnd governor, aud whose editor is
in .k bettei position te knew the truth than
any clerujmau or ether person who haa
inatle hiuihelf prominent in dieseruiuatlng
the injurious charges against Mr.Clevelaud,
Hays, in reply te luquiriea : "What we can
bay, bated upon our information and judg
ment, ia this, we de net liolievo that the
eharp ea are In any just sonse el the word
tine" TbW la uet only the conclusion of
the editor of the Express, but of ether
most respectable cili.eua of Buffalo known
te us, nod it is our own couelusloii ntlti
carelul inquiry.
I v.rjf Irraun tu l I. Kal 8UCOC
In Hits llle must have a. Hpeclallty j thatW,
1U1II.L rmirrtmiLln tlit, iLbllittea et bedv nnd
ii Iml en coine ene pur nil. Hurileek llloed
Jlitlcrs have their speciality us ii eemplitu
a d mi Icul euro of djspupslu, und Uvei ami
kidney ulli etiens. I'm sale by II. II. Cecliruu,
miiKl'd, 137iiud 138 .North Quet'll stn et.
iiuiKlen'B Aruicrt nulve.
The ll st Salve lu tlio'-'werM ler Cuts,
HrulciM teri's, Uiit'iH, .Halt Rlieum, hover
8eiuh, 'letter, (Quipped llauiU, Chilblains,
L'ernH.iiud ull skin eriiptteus, and positively
cuiea I'lle, or no pay required. It Ii Ktiar
uiiUxmI tofjlve iHirluci sutlsia(.tten or money
reliimled. Price, rent pur box. Korenle
by II. II Leclinui. dnuiat, U7and 1JU North
Oueen stleet. I.anuialer.
A Luwycrs llplulun et lutnreit tit All.
J. A. Tiinuey, esq., u leudlug attorney el
Winona, .Minn,, writes: "Alter using It ler
mom than tliieoears, I take great pleasure
in stating mat i iearu iir. mux's .-mew ijis-
teeiy for iMiiuump Ien, as the best lemedy
I in thu Miild for Coughs aud Colds. It lias
, never fulled te cure inn lneit suvere colds I
liuve had, and invariably relieves the pain In
! ilia eheiU"
Trial bottles et this sure cure for all Threat
and l.iinir Dleases may be had Iree at
echmu's druir store.Nns l.'l7and ll'i North
(jiieen street, LauL.istel, l'u. Lare sUe, l no.
lylydebw U)
We UliaiiniiKO t" World.
When wu suy we belluve, we have evidence
le prove that KhtleN's innouiuntten Cure Is
decidedly the best Lung? Medicine made, lu as
much aa it will cure a common or Chronic
Ceuuh Inoiie-halt the time and relieve Asth
ma, ilrnnchlllH, Whoeplnjf Ceut'h, Croup, and
show mere eases of Consumption cured than
all ethers. It will curowhcie tliey tall, It Is
plutxant te take, liurmlim te the yeuuirest
child and we Kiiarautie whit we saj. l'nce,
10c, 60u.niiil ll.w. If your Luii:s uixi soie,
Cheat or Hack lame, use Hlilleli's I'nreus 1'las
ter. bold by 11. II. Cechrttu, druggist, Ne. 1S7
and i.! North Unnen atreet toli7-eoi l
Truth t'riKihed l KHitn
Is bound te rise. Ciewd down and Kinellier
the truth as jeu may ceneernlnir Themat'
hcleetrte Oil yet thu laeu wilt rl-e up that It
lsouuet the bust lemidles ter aches, Bpudns,
and pains that has eer jet buuu Invented.
Km mlu by II. 11. Cechrau, ilruuglst, 137 und
l.fi Nei th uuiun streHt.
fAl'iiii JIAttttifUh, OC
U Mir UK AIHfiOll'.n WITH
FLcs, Bugs, Mo.'quitets. etc,
HUT 8KND 118 YOUR ORDKI13 tOil
-AND-
DOOR SCREENS.
We have ull sl7.es of Frames ready and all
width et Who aud I.auilacupe, le till erdeia
promptly and ulve you ouuel the best Screuus
in the market.
NKW l'ATTKRNS OF
Wall Paper & Dade Shades
JUST OPENED.
PHARES W. FRY,
57 NORTH QUEEN ST.,
LANCASTER, PA.
4-Slore closes at 0 p. in . except Saturdny.
IOOl'V rilllH MIMt, I1U1 iillll. 1IIU
lead aud sell thu best 5c. Clttar lu thu city,
Kt HARTM AN'8 YELLOW FRONT OIUAR
UTORK.
A'
UOTIOWKtH
AND KtSAL.
AUKNT.
KS1A1K
HENRY SHUBERT,
AUCTIONEER AND RKAL ESTATE
AUKNT,
Ol North Duke t5t., Lanoaater, Fe,
KverytldiiK pt-rtalnlnit te my business will
receive my peiseual atloiitlen. Terms reason,
aliln. UImi me it call lanlMfil
il A IT.
MOTKl. I.AUrilt 1IKKK AND
T
Excelsior Saratea Water en Dnuiuht,
Henry iianier, piopuuieroi iue urupu neiei,
ajtinil Jl North Uueeu sticut, his remodeled
tut barroom, ereuted llrstulass Uulrlueiaters
and has new en diaiiKht Charles onus's col cel
diluted Philadelphia LAUER 11 KM', for
V.I1IU1 helssoleniteutln thtsclty. Also.UAR Alse.UAR
AIOUA IV A'l Kit limii the luuums Kxcelsler
eprlucs, Kaiatea, N. Y. A lullussoituiuiiiel
the putejl Wlui-3 aiut Llqueia en sole.
ai37-3uia
intr txienn.
QI'KUIAL IIAHOA1N3.
TOT, SHAND
&
N0S. 8 & 10 EAST KINO ST.
ai'KUlAL IIARUAIN8.
8UMMKR BII.K8.Mk. Se and 730
COLOIIKD DRH.b8 Sll.KS, M)c,75c. M.OO.
45-Inch NUN'S VK1L1NU8 all Celers. We. ft yd,
An Immense vailety et
CIIAMIIRAY SUIT1NG8.
.hl'IIVIlUlNUIIAMH.
1IAT1STK AND CAM URIC,
III 1'epulnr Coierlngs at Lewest 1'ilccs.
OURNKWI-lNKOr
Parasols and Sunshades
Have been made te our spetl'd order by
thu laiK st inaiiulaeturtrs, which Insures
ua having the latest iitylts and
Lewest l'rlces.
LOACHINU PARASOLH.
LACK TRIM MKD PAlUfOLS,
TWIL1.KD81LK I'AltASOLS,
LAD1K8' AND UKNTI.KMKN'S SILK UM
1IRKI.LA8. JERSEY WAISTS.
53 Deas. AlAr W OOL J MtSKYS,
f I.IO each, lately sold at $1.50,
KLKUANT IVOUbTKDJKltlKlri,
$1 7.1 each lately sold at ('2 50.
KINK ISirelU'KD.IKKSKYfc.
Lntest Styles, iMaud WJO,
NEW YORK STORE
. i
jxTXr 1'IIUll TO 'llltS UOUllTllOUSK.
PAMESTOCK'S !
500 WHITE aUILTS.
500 WHITE OTILTS.
500 WHITE QUILTS.
WITH AND WITHOUT KRINUK.
DIRKCT UOM TDK SlANUKACl'UItK.
I10UUHT AT A SAORIKICK KOR l'ROMl'T
UA8II. AND TO UK bOl.n AT A COll-
RKSl-UNDINULi LOW I'llICK.
TII03K IN WANT 8IIOULD SEE 'JHKJI
KAUL.
E. E. Ealinesteck.
Next Doer le the Court Ilcnse.
LANCASTER, l'A.
TOllAUVO AtiJt vfUAKH.
IT J., nir.1131 AN ,V UO.
PIPES!
Meerschaum,
Composition,
Briar Weed,
Vienna Bread,
Virginia Olay,
Cern Oeb, etc.
SMOKKItS. WHO SOI.ACK TIIKM8KLVKS
Willi 1'11'KS, LOME-AM) BEE
OUR Dlbl'LAY.
-T11E-
Largest Assortment
Ktr shown In thu city,
Pipes te Suit Everybody 1
WHOLESALE AND IihTAlL.
I. L. Steliman & Ce,,
NO. UO NORTH QUEEN ST.
maUI-lVd LANCASTER, l'A.
jAtilT.lt.
E
inr.viiLiaiir.u issu.
CARPETS
AT
Philip Schum, Sen & Ge's
lOU BUUlli WATiSlt BllUtilil',
LANCASTER, PA.
Wohavea lull supply el RAO AND FILL.
INU CARPETS. We euly uae the banl of
yains.
It you want a Keed, serviceable Carpet,
please come und examine our stock boleio
puichaalnif elsewhere, us no will sell as cneup
as thu cheapest. Come and see foryeurselfaud
bocenvliiLod, aa we always havu the reputa
tion et niaklnt; first-class Carputs.
OU.VTOM RAG CARPETS ASI'KCIALTY
COVKRLET8. COUNTr.ltl'ANKH, ULAN-
11K18, CARPET CHAIN, STOCK.
1NUARN,AC
Dyulnu
Dene Id all Ita branches at short no-
tlce.
GOAL I COAL I
Ol the beet quiillly, expressly ler family use.
TRYA8AMPI.KTON.
RKMKMUKRTHK OLD STAND.
I'UILir SCHUjI, SON Hi CO'H.
Ne 150 SOUTH WATKIt,8TRKKT,
iMind LANOAHTElt, l'A.
VOU OAhH.
1
UtO l.AHOK AVALhUT HTOltK OOUN-
le.. lorsalei may ue seen In tlie store room
Intel v 1 ti 111. led by Mr. 8.8. Uuthven. Ne. 101
Nonh Oteuii HUuet; must be removed seen.
Apply te O. lI.Lh.FK"RE.
tLftU-Ua. OfllCO -NO, 137 it Kinjf.St,
CLOTH Ml.
A rKASTer
BARQAINS.
Neckties and Half Heae
At KUIBMAN'8,
Ne. 17 Weat King Street.
i:
Gauze Undershirts,
In Sixes Irem 31 te 10 Inches.
-AT-
BRISMAN'S.
M
YKIW A KATHtrOM,
Thin Clothing.
In Kxccllent Assortment, ler this sortet
weathur, for MKN'8, BOY'S nnd CIIll
DRKN'8 WEAR, lu all the PLAIN AND
MOST KASHIONAIILK KAUHICS.
In looking around ler Summer requisites,
remember that ihe beat assortment In
CLOTlllNU Is always tn be seen here, and
that piltus am surtlctcntly varied te meet
with laver among alt classes el buyer, aa well
as theso whom fottune tins less tnvored.
We Invite calls, that we may be atlorded a
chance te show lust what we have. The
make, style aud quality of our OLOTIIINO Is
tutly up te the highest standard, and Is
marked at (Inures that often make buyers of
theso whoenly come te see.
9f Comparison courted, trade solicited.
)
LKADINU LANCA8TKR CLOTHIERS,
NO. 13 BAST KING STREETY
LANCASTER, rA.
M
KUUUANT TAILOIUNO.
Special Ter lailiei
I have Inst received a line of the FINEST
IMl'ORTKK i'ONUKKS In the market, which
will be sold per piece, containing twenty
yards, at f 10; the same quality et goeda are
sclllnc In 1'hltadelphU at12 and 113.
Special Ter Gentlemen.
Just received. A Bl'LKNDlD ASSORT
MENT OK" WOOI.KN uoeiis, suitable ler tbe
hotweatbor, which will bu made up atsur
prlsluKly low llKuresand supuiler workman werkman
shlp, with trimmtnir te correspond with the
goods both In quality ami slnum. 1'KlirKCT
FITUUlRANrEKDORNOSALK. UlVOme
a trial and bu convinced.
D. R. WINTERS,
NO. 23 JT. (JUEEN STREET,
LANCASTER, l'A.
A
KAltG VUAHGK.
Great Reduction
-IN
FINE CLOTHES
-AT-
E GEEEART'S,
Ne. 6 East King Street.
In order te red tire a heavy stock I will make
up te order, ter the remainder et the season,
all I.1UUT-WK1U11T WOOLENS at a
l!ll Ol' 2010 25 PCfDt.
This blu reduction Is l"OR OABU ONLY, ana
will enable the buyer tn net a line suit et
Clethes, made up lut he best style, almost aa
low as u rtady-iupde shop Sult.j
H. GERHART.
L. u"
.NjRIAN A 1SUO.
GREAT REDUCTION
-IN-
We are new selling Pants at 75c, tl.00, 1.60,
I10, liW, f iue, W.M and ll.oe.
Men's Hulls at t.123, II 00, t.W, 5.00,(0.00,
$7,10, li.oe, 110, II?, U and 18-
Heys Suits at 1 23, (I 75.IJ.00, IJ.60, 13 00, 100,
15.00, ii UO, 17.00 und W U.
Custom Department.
Uoeds tn thu Piece, which we make te order
at prlees te defy competition.
Pants at tJ.30, HOD, $.W, I5.U0, $3.00, np I e
19.00.
Suits at 110.00, f 12.00, 111.00, $15 00, 118,00 and
upwards.
We are always ready and glad te bee our
Irlfliids and patrons, whether they wish te buy
or net. We cordially Invite the publle te call
and Inspect our Summer Clothing, new helme
clnared out (every Karment a bargain) te
make room for our New Fall Stock.
LGansmanOre.
iu f"lll''Jtt!x,liffiKWIA,l,"',
Ne, 66-63 NORTH QDBIN STRUT,
Itlgbt ou the Bouthwest Cerner leCOraage.
LANCAUTKB, PA.
-Onen EVERY EVKNINO uatU K
o'clock, BfttuiMayuntUWO'clecK,
IYER
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