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Price Twe Cita.
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AIIKU IIHUTMRK.
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AIIKIt 1IKUT11K1I.
DRY GOODS
AT-
HAG BR & BROTHER'S.
Black Silks in all qualiil' s, Colored Silks, in New Fall Shades, 6-4 Cleth Suitings, Trecets
and Trecetines, Choice Cashmere and Cleth Plaids, Black Cashmeres and Silk Warp Henriettas.
CAEPET8.
Our stock is made up vth the best makes and choice designs of Wiltens, Mequets, Vel
vets, Bedy Brussels, Tapestry Brussels, Three-Plys and Ingrain Carpets, in all qualities, and will
he sold at the lowest ruling prices. Lenelieums, Oil Cleths, Rugs and Matts.
PAPER HANGINGS, Lac? Curtains, Shades and Shading in full assortment.
HAGER & BROTHER,
Ne. 25 WEST KING STREET.
LANOATEF,, PA.
IV
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OPENING OF NEW GOODS AT
BOWERS & HURST'S.
NOS. 26 & 28 NORTH QUEEN STREET.
LANCASTER, PA.
FLANNELS AND BLANKETS oiTerod Extromely Lew. ELEQAHT CANTON FLANNELS at d l-4e, Oe
lOe and 12 l-2e. ELEGANT GREY FLANNELS at 12 l-2e. RED TWILLED MEDICATED FLANNELS,
nllprloen. Immonee Btoek of WHITE AND QRBY BLANKETS from 8100 per pair up; we offer bargains
In tbeau soede. Jurst epened, Boveral balea of COMFORTS, wbleb we are offerlnir at OOe, 81.00, 81.26, 81.50
and $2 00; thoae goedB are prcnounced very obeap ler the prlcea we atk ter tbrm. ENTIRKLY NEW
LADIES' 0-4 SDITINOd In f-lain Clethe Trloeta and Plaids, all New and Handaome Shadea We offer the
bet 60e CORSET In the elty. We offer the beat 60e KID GLOVE In the city. We offer the beat LADIES'
BALBRIGGAN HOSE In the elty. We offer Hundreda of Bargains lu our Notion Department wbieh It would
pay you te examlne bofero purchasing LADIES' GOSSAMER OIROULAR3 In Extra Geed Quality that we
are net afraid or ashamed te rcoemmond us boleg flrBt-elaeB In overy particular. Would be pleuBecl te have
you lve ub a call at NOB. 20 &. 20 NORTH QUWEN STREET
BOWERS & HURST.
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S. illii.Kll.
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Kll. f. KAlltVON
MOSQUITO CANOPIES.
AT REDUCED PRICES.
The Beet Kind Made with Patent Turn Over Frame which will last for years,
te carry any ever season we have marked every OANOPY at a price te sell them,
for putting them up.
ELLA. WATSON'S MURDER.
TUK MYNTKKT fcUOM TO HE ULKAUKD,
Net wishing
Ne Charge
JOHN S. GIVLER & CO.,
OXE MICE DRY (IOODS AXD CAllI'ET HOUSE,
NO. 25 EAST KING STREET.
LANCASTER, PA.
IIUUKU UP AM,
II.
. Illlllitltn
SUMMER JLWELRY,
RHINE STONE SPECIALTIES IN SILVER JEWELRY.
Lace
Pins,
Hair
Pins,
Cellar
Buttens,
Bracelets and;Bangles.
H. Z. RMOADS,
LANCASTER, I'A.
Ne. 4. West King
Street.
may.O-lyd
UAlB A. lit VAl'3
HTAUFrKi;
J II UN MIDKg.
UAUVBTH, SC.
gu.
UKM Ca.lt PET MALI..
w.
THE PEOPLE'S hat sieki:
W.D.STAUFFER&CO.
NOW ISTUE TIMK TO 1IUY A CHEAP
snuw HAT.
VK AUK .HELLINU THEM 11KI.0W COST,
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED
THE FALL. STYLES.
A Willi I.Iiki or Nutria uml rielt Feil Hals,
Light Casdmore nnil Pearl Derby Huts. All
ttiu New StvleH ter Yeung Men The Ccleuru
Hut Kne Silk Hat. (lleves,. Umbrella-", Ac.
-AT
XliULTZ'S OLD STAND,
Nea. 31 & 83 North Queen Streot.
LANCASTER, l'A. mvlO-ly
itCIAlNa.
BARGAINS! BARGAINS!
AT
SHIRK'S CARPET HALL.
Seiling OfT te Clese HuBiness. Everything Mast Positively be Held.
A trull l.tneet IIODY HKU8SELS, TAPESTRY, uml All Urades of 1NUHAIN CARPETS,
KUUrt, ULANKETH, COVERLETS andOlL ULOTU.
Or ALL ATA BAOniFWlCk
Mr Prompt attention given le ttiu Manufacture et Rag Carpets In order.
SHIRK'S CAEPET HALL,
LANCASTER, PA
B
SHULTZ'S
ONLY HAT STORE,
Utility Conduct of II award Sullivan Ween
Shown I tie Knife llh Wblctl the
Ileea Wm none.
The authorities of Salem' county, N.
J., who for many dajs have been untlr
Ingly engaged iu unravelling the knotted
threads of the Ella Watsen murder mys
tery, new rest under the firm belief that
they have unmasked the rourderor and
that they have him safely uaged In the
county jail. A prlvate examination was
given the three prisoners suspected of the
crime en Thursday morning. Sullivan,
Jeecb nutl Henly, the colored trio who
have been lu custody sluce the inquest,
wcre taken Inte the Sheriff's olDee, whero
the examination bofero Justicu Caspersen
wan held. Besides ihe efllulalu aud the
wltncsces thcre were but ft low ethers
Iiret.ent. Se quiet had the matter been
rep' that the newspaper men of Salem
were unaware of it. The fatal elub and
the shoes worn by dull i van wcre laid
upon the tabie.
Of tbe three prisoners Sullivau was the
least concerned, yet it was upon him that
the oyes of the officials were keenly bent.
Jehn Celeman, u farmer, who was ene of
the first te reach tlie heJy, was called
mainly for the purpose of proving the
death, lid testified te having leuud the
club and detected the footmarks of a man
in the cornfleld near at hand. He gave it
as his opiuiea that thcee marks were made
by the shoes takuu from the fuet of SulH.
van. Thus far Sullivan had exhibited no
fear and had even nailed. Sheriff Uoles
then gave his testimony. It was of the
hlghit im pet tan ce. He said that the
Lumber and position of the nails in SulII
vmi'k slnm were Identical with theso of
the foeipnnts. "The hcels had been worn
ever en ene slde at d thus exposed certain
nails," he remarked. The sheriff then held
up the shoes. It was plain te he seen that
they had been newly heeled.
The keeu oyes that were watching Sulli
vau readily detected a tremor that had
seized him. At this point came a dramatic
scene, Prosecutor Slape taking from his
pocket a oemraon peuknifi', held it befere
the sheriff, and asked if he recognized it.
Iiefore the official could frame an answer
Sullivau was upon hit feet. He was a
picture of fear. "That ain't my knife ;
'fere Oed I never seen it before," he
exclaimed, at.il tbeu rank heavily back into
his chair. It was, indeed, the prisoner's
knife. The fierce manner in which he had
denied its ownership after it.i unexpected
exhibition before bis startled eye?, and
which had brought him te his feet as
theugli moved by a galvanie battery, was
proof that he dared net lay claim te it.
He became the plctnre of despair.
The Nhcriffthen related the story of the
knife. "That kuife belonged te Heward
Sullivan," he hnlil, " until two days after
the iiinrj- - r there was an
fxcursieu from Woedstowu te Atlantic
City, and Sullivau went JehnElwell saw
lilm tucre, as no lun teetiuen, upending
meney freely. Among the excursionists
that day was floergo li.titen, jr., ; young
son of Gcerge lt,irten, e! Woodstown. He
knew Sullivan aud tpoke te him. After
they talked nwhile tlie tugreft'sked him if
Im did net wish te buy a pecket knife.
'1 have ene I will sell you cheep,' taking
the knife from his pocket. The boy offered
him ten cents and heeam owner of the
knife. 'It is u ube te me,' taid tlie negre.
Tlie next day young I'utteu showed his
bargain te his father, ami told him of
whom he had purchased it 'Taut is net
se much of a bargain,' said Barten, tr.
' Loek at the two great nicks in the
blade.' "
Tlie two nicks in the blade will play an
impeitant part in the effeit te convict Sul
Iivati of the ornne. The fatal elub whero
the knife has cut into it shows distinctly
two grooved lines, evidently made by the
jagged nicks of the knife bl.ide, A bit of
weed was out with the knife; thou under
a magnifying glass this Mid: and the club
were examlned. The two were alike, betli
showing the lines the product of the
dents.
At the conclusion of the hearing Mr.
Slape said : " Where did you get that
knife, Sullivan ?"
" It used te belong te my brother, but I
sold it the day befere the murder."
The pres:cuter tbeu demanded the com
mitment of Sullivan te auswer ler the
murder of Ella Watsen.
Although thcre was nothing shown te
connect Jenes or neuly with the murder
they were detained as witnesses. The
developments se strongly pointing te Sul
livnn'ns the etiminal have revived '.he
interest in the murder. Sherill Celes, lu
order te thwart any attempt that may ba
made nn the part of the indignant citizens
te give Sullivan a trial a la"Judge
Lynch," has made preparations te
iiibtautly summon ansisunce. A ilid
guard is being kept upon Sullivan.
A IlKAUl.KSS IILM Al.lVi;
and very genial in bis tnauner. About 30
years age he was pastor of a ohureli at
Banger, Me., and had oharge of a ehap.
el also at Ellswerth, Me. Fer advising
Catholics te send their cblldren te pa
rochial in proferenoo te the public soheols
be was warned net te go te. Ellswerth,
His duty requiring his prosence there,
however, he did go, and at night was
taken from bis bed by a mob, and after
being coated with tar was rolled in foath feath foath
ersatid Bctastrlde of a rail and carried
nreucd the town. Towards morning he
was released in a field outslde of the town.
The weather at the time was very cold.
Such was tbe effect upon him that even
yet when he hears a knoek at the deer of
his room he immediately elasps his hands
and asks pltceualy, " Are they coming for
me again V"
l'erientlnc the liuks or Edinburgh.
Mr. Hawkcs, an author well known in
Liverpool, bears a striking rosemblanco te
the Duke of Edinburgh, who Is new cruis
ing in the Irish Channel. Mr. Hawks a
few nights age entered a theatre at Cerk
and appeared iu a prominent box. The
audicnoe, believing that they were honored
by an unexpected visit from the duke,
rese and cheered. Hawkcs accepted the
greeting, and bowed his thauKH with all
the dignity and graoe of royalty. The
manager was se amazed at the attempt te
personate the duke that he slezed Hawks
by the cellar and forcibly ejoetcd him
from the theatre, The following day
Hawks summened the manager before a
magistrate for nssault and battery. Hawks
nwore that he had given no oxcuse for the
violence with wnlch he had been treated.
The audinnce cheered, and hn bowed ; that
was all. The magistrate fined the manager
ten shillings for tlie assault.
MKDMOAX..
H
UHT'S KEMKDV.
HUNT'S
A urrat l'rouiem.
Tallaall tlie Kidney unci Liver
Metllcints,
Tnke nil lta Jltoed purifiers,
Tafce ull the Hhcumalte rouiuillei,
Take all tlie Dyipeptht nml Indigestion
eurej,
Take all tlie Ague, Kevor nml bilious
tinclflc$,
Tnke all the ISraln nml Ncrve ferce
rt'(i-er,
Takenll the Qrtat health icstorers.
In thert, taku all the beat qualities efall
theso, nml the bat
Qualltiei or all the ben medicines In the
world, nnd you will llnd that Hep
IMtert have lliobcatcnrntlve qualities ami
powers et ull concentrated
In ihcui, nnd tint they will euro when any
or nil et these, singly or combined
Kail. A thorough trial will glve porlllve
proof et this.
Iinnleeril Llrer.
HvoyemanKe 1 breke .ieci with Kidney
ami llvui teuij'lalnt ami llumtniulsni.
Since then 1 lmve been unablote be nbeut nt
nil. Mv llvur l.uoaine linrd lltii) weed i my
llmbu wcre putled up and illlcd with wa'er.
All the btjjt ptiyslcUiu ngreed that nethlu
could euro in. I le.-iolre I te trr Hen lllttcrj i
I have used teven belUca ; the hnrdne?9 has
all Rone liem my liver, the swelling treinmy
lluibd, and It has worked a miracle In my criie ;
otherwljo I would have been new In my rhive,
,1. v. Merev, Uiiilnle. Oct. 1. 1631.
Teveity nuu sutler liu.
" I wus druajjeil down with debt, poverty
and sutlctlug ter years, paused by a slcl:
family and lut'i;e bills for doctoring
I w.is completely dlacouniKed, until ene
yeurnse, by thondvlce et my pa-der, 1 cjm
meneud tistni; flop llHtcia, and In ene month
we vtureitll wull, nnd nene el us have seen a
sick day since, nnd I wnnttn say te all peer
men, you am keep your lainlllrs well uy cur
with Hep Hitters ter le than ene doctor's
vlell will cost. 1 known." A Weuuikuuan.
JNone cenulue without n buiieli et greeu
llen en the whltu label, aiiun ull the vile,
pol-tenous stulf with " Hep " or " Heps " In
thelr name. uuU-Ti,Tli.t31iii
Helped llrr tlut
"i'er yenis hsve been n eovere sitUerur trem
pains Iu thebnclc. Tried varleui applications.
One bottle et 'J'hemai' Jiclectria Oil cnlltely
cured me. Cuied ethers equally quick." Mrs.
lU-nntui; nt lull bt , ltutrale. wroiettil". or
sale by II. U. Cochran, druaulst, 137 und lxi
Neilh yucen street.
Of the first statu or speck boware
I'haten jourteiitli yeuiuny espy,
llioie U by lar meru danger theie,
'Hum at the moment lutew the ye.
Use SU.OIHINT without ileljy,
And thus arrest thu nrst uccay.
s'i lwd I .TilAS.tw
KIDNEY AND LIVER
REMEDY.
Never Known te Fail.
IT 18 A SPECIFIC
Fer Kidney nnd Liver Treublei, madder,
Urinary and Liver Diseases, Dropsy,
Gravel nnd Diabetes.
IT IS RELIABLE
In curing HriRht's Disease, 1'alns In the Hack,
Leins or Bides, Ketentlen or Nen-
Uetentlen et Urine.
HIGHLY HECOMMENDED.
It cures Hllleusness, Headache, Jaundice,
Heur .stomach, Dyspepsia, Constlpntlen and
riles.
IT WORKS PROMPTLY
anil cures Intemperance, Nervous Diseases,
General Debility, Excesses and
Komale Weakness.
USE IT AT ONCE.
It restores the KIDNKTS. L1VKII and
HOWKLS, te n henlthy nctlen. and CUUKB
when nil ether medicines tall. Hundreds have
been Bavcd who have been given up te dle by
tilends unit physicians.
ITlre l.'2i. Send ler Illustrated l'amphlct
HUNT'S EEMEDY CO.,
l'rovldenco, K. I.
HOLD HY ALL 1IUUUUISTA.
ly8Tu,ThftSw 3
vzenaa.
He,...
I-ASTEK.
The time for changing the light
Summer Suit for something
heavier Is upon ub, and we are,
in consequence, busy making
"grand change" in our store.
we are ready for you with
fine stock of Pall Clothing.
a
A. C. YATES & CO.,
Ledger Building, Sixth and Chestnut Sts.,
l'HI.,ADKH'HIA.
s2-4md
"IKISMAN'H.
"MIGHTY NICE."
0U1C STOCK OK
NBOKTIBB,
DRESB SHIRTS, OOLtiARB, OUFPS
BUSPENDEltS,
STOCKINGS AND UNDERWEAR.
-AT-
ERISMAN'S,
Ne. 17 West King Streot.
SHARP PAINS.
Crick, Sprains, Wrenchcs, Rheumatism,
NeuralBla. Sciatica, I'lcurlsy I'alns, Stitch In
the Slde, llACkache, Hwollen Joints, Heart DIs DIs
ense. Sert) Muscles, 1'aln In the (Jhest, and nil
pains and aches either local or deep-seated are
instantly relieved nnd sperdtly cured by the
well-known Hep Platter. Compounded, as It
Is, et the medicinal vtitties el lresii
Heps, Uums, Ilalsntns nnd Extracts, It
Is Indeed the betl paln-kllllnc, stim
ulating, seething nnd strengthening JL'or JL'er JL'or
eus Plaster evor made. Hep 1'laiUr '
sold by all drugBlstS-ami 1"T stores. 23
cents or in i.e. Mailed en reccipt et
,..rc. Hep Platter Ce., Proprietors and Man
ufnrturent. llosten, Mass.
HOP PLASTER.
f- Coated tongue, bad breath, sour stom
ach and liver disease cured by llawley's stom
ach nnd Liver l'llls 23 cts. nevifrlvdw(2)
IIUMhK AMI HVAV10mSH
OUIIOOL HUIIK-i.
SCHOOL BOOKS
TO ItKTAIL I1UYK1W AT TUK
SeOalled Wholesale Prices.
TO WHOLESALE IUJYERS.
AT LlltKHAI. DISCOUNTS.
AT 1'IIK hOOKSTOIlKOK
JOHJ BABU'S SONS,
16 liud 17 North Queen St.,
jVKKUHANT TAILUK1NU.
Special for Ladies.
I hnvelnst received a line or the FINEST
IMI'OIITKU l'ONGKKS in the market, which
will be seUl per ploce, containing twenty
yards, ntllO; the nine quality el oed are
soiling In rhUiululnhla at 12 ana 13.
Special for Gentlemen.
Just received, A Sl'LKNDID ASSDKT
MKNTOK WOOLKN 0O0D3, suitable lerth
hotweather, which will be made up atsur
prlalngly low flgures and superior workman
ship, with tiimmtnir te correspond with the
Reeds both In qunlltv and shone. PEKFKCT
FIT OUAK AN TKKD OR NO SALE, (live we
a trial nnd be convinced.
D. R. WINTERS,
jNO. 23 N. QUEEN STREET,
LANCASTER. PA.
IIARE UBAMOE.
Great Reduction
-IN-
LANOASTl-.lt. I'A.
I'HK liHKill'r.NT fl.sDr.
I el
Lancaster te buy
SCHOOL
IN 1IIK CITV
BOOKS
Mr.
CJOR. W. KINO AND WATBU STd
feb33-2mdaw
. J ' .
WIS Mil AUli L1UUUJW.
S. CLAY MILLER,
fines, Brandies, dins, Old Rye Whiskies, k,
Ne. 33 PENN SQUARE, LANCASTER, PA.
GIBSON'S WHISKY BOTTLED A SPECIALTY.
Wu.llll have many unbroken lets of Straw
and Liutit Colored Stltl Hats which we have
reduced as fellows ;
73c Huts ler He yd, Whlia and Mixed.. ..te 23c.
Il.liu and 11.23 Men's Straw Hats te tXic.
2.U0M&cklunws te Jl."5
3uu Uacklnnws te ieu
3 50 Macktnaws te 2.M
s.(u and $3.30 t'earl.Stlir Hats te 2.23
These ROOtls must ye lnifere the end of this
eenhen, and theso prices will sell tncm.
JUrOnr store will bu closed at sis o'clock
until further netlre.
144 lerth Queen St.,
LANCABTKIL.I'A.
AT
uituLKiiusa.
BURSK'S
UKAL VALUE.
rrKADQDAHTKU VOU TUB
INDIAN MEDKMES,
KA-TON-KA AND MODOO INDIAN OIL
-AT-
LOOHER'S Drug Stere,
NO. KABT KING STREET,
LANCASTER. l'A
CA .Mt.l'ALLIlTJLKa AND ATl'illUKS
I h low us tholewnst, at
UAUTMAN'S YELLOW FBONT CIUAR
STORK.
VK UritllONB.
i jiAvi.iHvYANuvrCeuKT
tllvelt atrial and be convinced that It li as he
claims, the
UKST IN THE WORLD.
It was awarded the highest medal at the
Centennial Extiosltlen, Cincinnati Exhibition
and Ohie State Fair. The Genuine
Tayler's Fancy Fleur
Retails at 05 cents per 23 Pound Sack,
roil SALE UY ALL LEADING UUOCEUS
M I-'. KTKlUkiLWALT k SONS,
Selu Agents ler Lancaster. a7-ltn
We de net sell the secalle.1 SILVER Hpoe
Collce, ler which you pay 23c a pound and get
a sllver spoon worth Sec, mera or less, but
will sell veu about as geed a
Coffeefer 15c a Pound.
Thore are nene of us who de business for
Kiery. and when you net suver spoons, unu
Une Plaques, and suiturs less than cost, you
pay ler mem la paying u fair prite for veur
Cedec and Tea and veitlng an interior article.
TllKRB 1H AO DOOnr OF IT I
Yeu pay from Oe te Se a pound mera than you
pay us ler the same quality of goods.
BTJESK'S,
NO. 17
BAST KINO
LANCASTER, 1A,
WbIUIdc, Kitting, DrlnklUK "" flnfplti;
Weeks Mtcr Its llean Is lir.
About sis weeks age Frank Uoepar, of
Norristown. started te kill a chiokeD. He
cut off the bend and the decapitated body
beunu te 1ji around in the usual fashljn.
Cooper :ent into the heuse te net home
het Water te scald off the feathers. When
he came back he was nearly paralj zed,
The chicKTi had ceased Muttering and w.is
walking about without its head. It bled
te the extent of about a toaspoenful and
the bleeding stepped. Struek by its wou weu
dcrful vitality its owner gavaever the ida
of killing it. The chicken is livlug yet.
It is fat aud iu geed condition. The head
was cut eirjust back of the comb. Tlie
mouth is non represented by an opening iu
which the hen's loexl is plaeict by means
of a email stick, when it is immediately
swallowed. Water is poured into the
same opening. The fowl is uuable te nnke
any sound or tell the difference between
night aud and day. When uight comes it
is placed ou a pereb, te which it clincs,
aud seems te sleep A surgeen whoee
attention was called te the case said that
he was net very well acquainted with the
brains of chickeus It was evident from
the amount of bleeding, however, that the
carotid artery had net been eevered. He
supposed that the blew had been given far
enough back, ami, striking uewnwwaiu
from tbe cemu in a siantitie direction ; it
it had spared the brain. Unless some of
the brain was left the chiekeu could net
live. The owner of the chieken regards
it as a great curiosity, and thinks of
exhibiting it during the coming Ment
gemery county centennial anu cnarK
ing for the prlvilege of seeing it.
thinks the chicken dees uet sutler,
eats well and is growing lat.
Kftther llapbn'a Kxptrlenne In Mslun.
In the course of his speech at the Irish
demonstration iu New lerk sevcrai evo eve
nings age Hen. 1 A. Cellins, or Bosten,
stated that many years age lather Jehn
Bapbst was tarred anu leainerea m juaiue,
and the Kennebce Journal, Mr. Blame'B
paper, instead of doneunoing the eutrage
said there was great provocation for it.
The Father Babpht referred te by Mr.
Cellins is living at present at the novitiate
..t-VrnilArink Citv. Md. II O is OU the BU-
8TRBET. nennnuated list, belutr evor 80 years of
age,
A StMrtUni; llitcevrry.
Win. Jehnsen, et Huren. Dak., writes
that his wlle had been troubled with neme
llienchllW formally years, nnd that all reiiio reiiie
dles tiled gnve no permanent relief, until be
proem I'd a bottle et Dr. Klng't New Discov
ery ler consumption, CoughHandCelda, which
had a mutileul tllect, ami produced a permn.
nent cute. It Is guaranteed te cumuli DIs
mislb et Tlneat, Lungs, or ilmnchlal Tubes.
Trial lieillrs trce at ceclitnn's Drep stele,
N'm. IJ7 und lS'J North Queen street, Lancas
ter. I'n. Large aizell.Ou. (3)
lurRlnu's Arnic auive.
Hie Hest talve In ttiu' wrnld ler iuta,
urul-es, Smns, Ulcers, ball Klwuiu, Kevor
Boies, Tetter, Oluippud Hands, Chllblalcs,
Ueruu.und all skin oruptleus, aud positively
cuiea l'lle, or no puy lequlred. itli gunr
aiitetHl leglvu iieileci s.itliiuctleu or money
refunded, l'rice, i cents ir box. for Bale
by 11. II. cechrun. druggist, S7 uud liw North
Uuctni street. Lancaster.
c Uliautuge tne World.
iv .inn wi) nay wu bellove. we have evlilence
le prove that Shlleh'a consumption Oure is
decidedly the bust Lung Modlclue made. In as
much as It will euro u common or Chronle
ediigli lnone-halt the tlmeuud relluve Asth
ma, llrenchlUs, Whooping Cough, Croup, nnd
show moie cases or Consumption cured than
all ethers. It will curuwhoie ihey lull, It Is
pleiuiant te take, harmless te the youngest
child and we guaruntee what we say. l'rice,
luc, 60c and Leu. 11 your Lungs uiu sere.
Chest or Hack lame, use Shlleh's Pereus flus
ter. Sold by 11. 11. Cochran, druggist, Nes. 137
and IRU North Unoen HtiimL fii07O4ll
tVeuld llavu men Set Upen
llnd nnt Burdock llloed Jlttlcrt bum u re
medy et unquestlenublu merit they would
iiuve been but dnwn upon by the publluus
Uinusanda et medlclces have been when tuelr
werthlensiie&s wusdUcuveri'd. Jluriteck Jltoed
Jllttert have received unbounded prulses tiem
the sick, thus bstaiillshlng their merit bayeud
dlputu, Fersulu by 11. u. Cochrun, druggist,
137 and 1DJ North Queen Btrc.et,
-AND-
Scheel Merchandise I
H AT
FeiiDei'smitii's Boek Stere,
OPPOSITE COURT UOUSE.
Beeks Rotalled at Wholesale Prloe,
lllunk nnd MomernnJum Reeks
at 1. 2, 3 und 3 cents each.
Writing Paptr, 3 nnd 5 cents per quire.
Soaeol Hags, 3, 6,8 and lu cunts each.
Scheel Companions,
Mathematical Instruments, etc.
AVGlvu us a call. We s 11 at the lowest
prlces,
Fen Dersmith,
OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE,
nSO'Ud Lancaster. Pa.
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Our aim is te inake in PRETTY A
PlCTUHEolyeurcblld us the Instan
taneous proofs will admit. Take a
leek nt the SPECIMENS at the en.
trance te our Gallery.
J. E. ROTE,
Ne. 106 North Queen Streot.
InneJ-tMi
tHAKKS Yv. FRY.
In elder te reduce our stock of
Wire Window Screens
We will tnaUe n discount el a per cenu
etr the list.
Plate veur orders at once. We have all sizes
et Iraines and width el wlre lu plain and
I'lndscurMMf nr" prepared te make thrm
promptly '"' In very best manner.
A LOT OK
Ot
rtOilB LAltUEST, I1KDT AMU flIOal' CKOt-
X plule assortment et Playing Curds lu the
city, trem Be per puck up, at
IIARTMAN'S YELLOW FRONT CIOAlli
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U0T1OM1KU ANU ICKAI, KSTAT1S
HENRY SHUBERT,
AUCTIONEER AND REAL ESTATE
AUENT,
61 North Duke St., Lanoaster, Fa.
Kverythlng pertnlulng te uiy business will
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tanlJ-Ud
VERY CHEAP IN OllDERTO CLOSE.
Saw patterns In six ami coven leet lengths.
Hollands, Plain Uoeds, Ornaments, etc.
PAPER UANUIN03 IN NEW DESIGNS.
LACE CURTAINS. POLES, 40.
PHARES W. FRY,
57 NOirili qUEEN BT.,I
LANCASTER. l'A.
liUILDLNO MATEKIAU
FilNE CLOTHES'
E &ERHAET'S,
Ne. 6 East King Street.
In order te roduce a heavy stock 1 will make
uptoerdor. ter the remainder et tbe season,
all LIGHT-WEIGHT WOOLENS at a
U toil et 20 le 25 per era!,-
ThU blu redaction Is rOR CASH OJfLY, and
will enable the buyer te get a ne snlt et
Clethes, made up lu the best style, almost as
low as a ready.made shop Suit
W
H. GERHART.
JLLIAKaUN JI FOSTKB.
maieu list, oeiug evor ev joate m rtcolve m v lioisenal nttontleu. Terms reasen
He U a tall, patnareuat looking man i au)u, uivnmeaeali.
IIKMOVAU
HAVING REMOVED MY
PLANING MILL
-TO-
N03.H11 te 417 N. Mulberry 8t,
And Increased my facilities ler work. lern
new prepared te de oil kinds et work in my
luc atshoriest notice.
i9-3u.d -rrii Wehlsen.
Our Werk
Is te continue te raise tbe standard et
Ruady-Made Clethlnir te a higher grade. Its
present position with us is a rtanuard of ex
cellence it has cost us Ume te obtain.
Uut wu have mode a special effort this Bea Bea
eon te gtvu te our patrons a blgbergrMe
?oeds at a prlce that is net Higher than the low
'rices we have hitherto charged ler goods of
a superior quality, tbe Make und Fit of which
we are reaiiy te guarantee are as near perfec
tion as the most adapt In the art et catting
und I he latest improvement In manutacture
are able te bring tncm, and
THE FASHIONS OrOUR
FALL CLOTHING
ARE OF THE VEUY NEWEST DESIGN'S.
TUE ADVANCE STYLES OF
FALL, HATS
Continue te come. Something new almost
dally, but the styles that are te be the Fashion
are an English Derby et Walnut and Smeke
color, and the Dark Derby with utiutra band
and lilndlug,
611k Neokwear,
Cellars and Outfa,
Fall Underwear.
Fancy Ueslary and the Elghmle Dress Shirt
that we seU for 11,00 or 3.l0 per halt dozen.
NEW FASHIONS.
In Roots and shoes ter Ladles as well as the
regular standard goods that are always lu
Fashion, We can lastly claim for our stock
et Heets and Shoes thatlt is the lartreit in tha
city and carelully selected. We are prepared
te supply all itumanus irem we eaeapeei e
the very finest.
WILLIaHSON k FOSII,
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